Hi! I see you want to cancel your FitMe order and noted a charge of $81.23 on your card. I’ll be happy to help you with that. To assist you properly, I need to clarify a few things:

1. Was this charge for a subscription or a one-time purchase within the FitMe app?
2. Have you already tried canceling the subscription or order inside the app or through the platform where you signed up (for example, Google Play or another store)?
3. Is the payment method linked directly to your FitMe account or through a third party?

Meanwhile, here’s a quick guide to canceling a FitMe subscription:

1. Open the app or the platform where you subscribed (Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or the website).
2. Go to your subscriptions or purchases section.
3. Locate the FitMe subscription and click “Manage” or “Cancel Subscription.”
4. Confirm the cancellation.

Please note, FitMe’s policy generally states that no refunds are provided for cancellations, but you should not be charged for future billing cycles after cancellation1 2.

If you completed cancellation and still were charged, the app provider might need to be contacted with proof of cancellation and payment receipts. If this doesn’t resolve it, disputing the transaction via your payment provider or platform support (Google Play, etc.) could be the next step.

Could you please confirm the above details? That way, I can provide the most accurate next step for you.

i canceled right away your add was on my I phone 8159556615 email [email protected] i did not go through a third party. your program came up for women i needed for man could not change it. Whats the web site

Thanks for the details, and I understand you canceled the subscription right away but were still charged. Since you mentioned this happened via your iPhone and not through a third party, the subscription is likely managed through Apple’s App Store.

Here’s what I recommend:

1. Confirm Cancellation in Apple Settings:
- On your iPhone, open Settings.
- Tap your name at the top to access your Apple ID.
- Tap Subscriptions.
- Find the FitMe subscription and make sure it is marked as canceled or expired.

2. For Billing Issues or Refunds:
Since you’ve already canceled but still got charged, you’ll need to contact Apple Support directly for refund requests because Apple handles the payment and subscription on iPhone apps.

3. FitMe Website/Support:
- The official support for FitMe is at [email protected]. You can send them an email with your cancellation confirmation, the charge details, your account email ([email protected]), and explain the issue.
- Their website is accessible through the app stores or at: https://fitme.health (you can also try contacting them directly for further account or subscription management help).

4. Regarding the App for Men:
- Unfortunately, the FitMe app currently seems more tailored for women’s workouts if that’s what you encountered. You may want to mention this feedback when contacting support; they might guide you to any gender-specific options or alternative apps.

Would you like help drafting the email to [email protected] to explain your issue, or need me to guide you through checking your Apple subscription settings on your iPhone?

Let me know how you'd prefer to proceed!

there's nothing in my apple account for fitme

Thanks for letting me know the FitMe app doesn't appear in your Apple subscriptions. That helps narrow things down. Sometimes, if a subscription charge appears on your card but the app isn’t showing under your Apple subscriptions, it could mean a few things:

1. The subscription might be linked to a different Apple ID or account than the one you’re currently signed in with.
2. The charge could be from a scam or unauthorized transaction that looks like it’s from FitMe.
3. Sometimes, certain subscriptions don’t show up clearly in subscriptions but are still billed (rare but possible).

Here’s what I suggest next:

Step 1: Double-check your Apple ID
- On your iPhone, go to Settings and tap your name to see your Apple ID email.
- Make sure it matches the Apple ID you used to download or pay for FitMe.
- Then check Subscriptions again under that Apple ID.

Step 2: Check your bank statement carefully
- Confirm the charge says "FitMe" or something similar exactly.
- Sometimes charges from third parties or scammers can look like legitimate app charges.

Step 3: Contact FitMe support
- Since the app didn’t come up in your subscriptions, but you’ve been charged, email [email protected].
- Include your account email ([email protected]), the charge details ($81.23), and explain you can’t find the subscription in Apple.
- Mention that you had trouble changing the workout gender options as well.

Step 4: Contact your bank/card provider
- If you suspect the charge is unauthorized or can’t find proof of subscription, ask your bank about disputing the transaction or blocking further charges.

If you want, I can help draft the email to FitMe support for you. Would you like me to do that? Or is there something else you'd like to try first?

I remember i used my master card yes help me to draft the email

Got it! Here’s a clear and polite email draft you can send to [email protected] to explain your Mastercard payment issue and request assistance with your cancellation and refund:

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Subject: Urgent: Subscription Cancellation and Charge Dispute for FitMe

Dear FitMe Support Team,

I am writing to request your assistance regarding a recent charge of $81.23 made to my Mastercard for a FitMe subscription under my email account [email protected].

I canceled the subscription almost immediately after signing up because I was unable to change the program from women’s workouts to men’s workouts, which I needed. Despite this cancellation, I was still charged. I have checked my Apple subscriptions and confirmed that this subscription does not appear there, as I used my Mastercard directly.

Could you please confirm the status of my subscription and help me with a refund for this charge since I canceled in a timely manner? Additionally, any guidance you could provide on switching the program settings or accessing a men’s version would be appreciated.

Thank you very much for your help. I look forward to your prompt response.

Best regards,
[Your Full Name]
[email protected]
Phone: 815-955-56615

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my name is Donald Molnar date of charge is10-15-2025

Thanks for the additional details, Donald. I’ve updated the email draft with your full name and the date of the charge. Here’s the revised version you can send to [email protected]:

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Subject: FitMe App Charge Issue – Donald Molnar – October 15, 2025

Dear FitMe Support Team,

I am writing to request your assistance regarding a charge of $81.23 made to my Mastercard on October 15, 2025, for a FitMe subscription under my account with the email [email protected].

I canceled the subscription shortly after signing up because I was unable to change the workout program from women’s to men’s, which I needed. Despite canceling promptly, I was still charged.

I have checked my Apple subscriptions and did not find any FitMe subscription there, as I used my Mastercard directly.

Please confirm the status of my subscription and assist me with a refund for this charge since I canceled in a timely manner. Additionally, any guidance on switching to a men’s workout program or accessing a different version of the app would be appreciated.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.

Best regards,
Donald Molnar
[email protected]
Phone: 815-955-56615

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send email

Hi! To help you set up or adjust your FitMe app email notifications on your Windows device using WebKit, here are some general steps to guide you through the process, since specific FitMe notification settings aren’t directly detailed in available resources:

1. Open the FitMe app or website on your device and log in to your account.

2. Look for Settings or Account settings:
Usually, there is a menu icon (often three lines or a gear icon). Click on it to find “Settings,” “Preferences,” or “Account.”

3. Find Notification or Email Notification Settings:
In the settings menu, look for any option labeled “Notifications,” “Email Settings,” or something similar.

4. Adjust your preferences:
Here, you can typically enable or disable email notifications, or choose which types of notifications you want to receive (e.g., workout reminders, promotions, updates).

5. Save your changes before exiting the settings.

If you don’t find these options in the FitMe app or on their website, or if you want to make sure notifications are enabled on your Windows system/browser:

- Check your browser’s permission settings to ensure emails or notifications from FitMe are allowed.
- Also verify your email spam or junk folders to see if FitMe emails are being filtered out unintentionally.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find exact FitMe email notification setup instructions specific to your device, but these steps align with standard app notification settings.

If you need detailed guidance or a direct link to FitMe’s support or FAQ for notifications, I can help you reach out to their team or find more info. Just let me know!