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Well they ripped us off. They won't even respond to e-mails. They just suddenly stopped having meetings here and deducted money from bank accounts anyway.
Well they ripped us off. They won't even respond to e-mails. They just suddenly stopped having meetings here and deducted money from bank accounts anyway.
I'm not sure how it works with meetings and leaders but did you call them?
Been reading on line, where they are offering a free trial and then charging $60. for it. Then when they get complaints, they keep $46. as a "service charge." They charged us $80. and then cancelled the meetings. I have e-mailed them numerous times and can get no response.
For those of you who have done weight watchers, I could use some help! I'm going to try WW for the first time, but I don't have money to actually join. I have downloaded an app on my phone to track my points, and figured out how many points I need/day...but my problem is the point values for foods! So for those of you that have done WW, do you carry around a book with the points listed and another book to log the points you've eaten? The app that I've found lets you put in the dietary information from food labels, but that requires having a food label with you
Why not just go back and join? It isn't that expensive, the program has changed significantly since so many scientific discoveries have been made about diet and weight loss, and the tools available are great.
For those of you who have done weight watchers, I could use some help! I'm going to try WW for the first time, but I don't have money to actually join. I have downloaded an app on my phone to track my points, and figured out how many points I need/day...but my problem is the point values for foods! So for those of you that have done WW, do you carry around a book with the points listed and another book to log the points you've eaten? The app that I've found lets you put in the dietary information from food labels, but that requires having a food label with you
I would really suggest joining too. It's cheaper to pay monthly, but if you can't afford that maybe go every other week. I tried it online about 6 or 7 years ago and didn't do very good with it alone. I have been doing it for the last 2 months very successfully.
You really need the book or access to the online information. I use both. I keep the book with me at all times.
You can find a lot of stuff online though, but all of it may not be accurate.
I know how it is though. I really don't want to pay either, but it's helpful and honestly I think it's worth the money. Well maybe it could be a little less.
I wanted to suggest a good website I found too called Skinnytaste. There are tons of great WW friendly recipes. It's a blog. I am trying at least a couple new recipes a week and it gives the Points Plus.
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