A consumer in Shenzhen told Dunanwan Financial reporter that she received a notice from the store to suspend classes for a week last Friday, but so far there has been no corresponding reply. According to her understanding, there are shops in Shenzhen with a maximum debt of more than 5 million.
On February 26th, "Fanyin Yoga FineYoga Official Number" issued a document saying that the owner's personal property has been sold, so it is necessary to suspend business for rectification, and the money owed will be repaid in different ways.
On March 1 day, Dunanwan Finance Club came to Guangzhou Fine Yoga Sanskrit Yoga (Liede Store) and found the door locked. At the same time, the public comment software shows that there are 14 Sanskrit yoga stores in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, all of which have closed down. On the same day, a reporter from Dunan Bay Financial Society called Beijing Fanyin Yoga Fitness Center, indicating that the phone was turned off.
Complaint:
I was told about the internal adjustment last Friday, but I didn't respond accordingly.
Prepare to contact the corresponding department to report the case.
According to a number of media reports, recently, many netizens reported that at present, the yoga gymnasiums of Fanyin Yoga in many cities across the country have closed down, but the recharge fees of a large number of members cannot be refunded, and even the internal staff of Fanyin Yoga broke the news that the company has been in arrears for nearly half a year. In response to the arrears of wages, some employees said that the company has not paid employees since September last year, and all colleagues have been owed wages ranging from 1 10,000 to 20,000 yuan.
Miss Cheng from Shenzhen told the reporter of Bay Finance and Economics that Fanyin Yoga has opened many stores in Shenzhen. 202 1, its Yabao store opened. The clerk said that the cost of opening a membership of 200 yuan can reach 2000 yuan. "Because Sanskrit is also a big brand chain store, the environment is good and the teachers are good, so everyone plans to go all the time." Miss Cheng spent 5500 yuan on 50 group classes. Later,
"Last Friday (February 24), the store informed the internal adjustment to suspend classes for one week, because we also saw some reports that Sanskrit yoga was going to run away with money, so we asked, but until now there was no way to contact the store." Miss Cheng said that because she had a tutor's WeChat, she also consulted a tutor, but the tutor told her that she had not been paid since last September.