Tanning salon tells woman she is ‘too fat’ to tan

Whenever the phrase "tanning salon" is in a news headline, you know the news isn't going to be good. A tanning salon sold a woman a month-long tanning contract without bothering to tell her that she was too fat to fit in any of the tanning beds. 

Kelly McGrevey said she purchased a tanning package at Aloha Tanning in Ohio. But it wasn't until after she paid $70 that a man behind the counter let her know that she could only use one tanning bed because of her large,  230-pound size. Oh, and that bed was broken. McGrevey told WKYC that the salon still refused to give her a refund. 

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"I said, "Okay, I'd like my money back then. He said, no, we don't give refunds. I said, 'You're not going to give me a refund, I paid for a service that I'm not getting, and he said no, you can't have a refund," she said to the station. 

In an interview outside of Aloha Tanning, McGrevey said she filed a police report against salon owner Justin Hileman. USA Today reporters themselves then confronted the salon employees. In a video, a salon employee sheepishly admits to reporters that the weight policy isn't written down anywhere.

What's more, the Better Business Bureau gives Aloha Tanning an "F." Stay classy, Aloha Tanning.