Les Mills

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Les Mills is a global fitness company known for its branded group workouts, instructor training, and digital fitness subscription Les Mills+.

Auckland, New Zealand
Owned by Les Mills International Limited

About Les Mills

Les Mills is a global fitness brand that creates choreographed group workout programs such as BODYPUMP, BODYCOMBAT, RPM, and many others, which are licensed to gyms and fitness studios worldwide. The company also offers Les Mills+, a digital fitness platform that provides on-demand and live-streamed workouts for individuals to do at home, as well as education and certification for fitness instructors.

A charge labeled like “REC POS DD PUR LES MILLS 8445376455 CA” typically relates to a recurring membership or subscription fee, such as a Les Mills+ digital subscription, or a payment for instructor training, certification renewal, or program materials. In some cases, the billing may be processed through a North American support/billing office, which is why you may see a US or Canadian phone number in the descriptor.

If you have questions about this charge, start by logging into your Les Mills or Les Mills+ account to review your subscription, billing history, and receipts. Check any confirmation emails you received when you signed up for digital access, instructor training, or renewals. If the charge is unexpected, you can contact Les Mills support through their website or via the phone number shown on your statement to clarify the transaction, request cancellation of future billing, or dispute a mistaken charge with your bank if necessary.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Les Mills.

  1. XX0999 REC POS DD PUR LES MILLS 8445376455 CA 01626839 589019

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a recurring charge from Les Mills on my card statement?

A recurring charge from Les Mills usually corresponds to an active Les Mills+ digital subscription, an ongoing instructor license or membership, or a scheduled payment plan for instructor training or education. Log into your Les Mills or Les Mills+ account to confirm which product or service is currently active and billed to that card.

What is Les Mills+ and how much does it typically cost?

Les Mills+ is a subscription-based digital fitness platform offering on-demand and live workouts. Pricing can vary by region and promotional offers, but it is usually billed monthly or annually. To see the current plans and exact pricing for your region, visit lesmills.com and navigate to the Les Mills+ section or sign-in/billing page.

How can I cancel my Les Mills+ subscription to stop future charges?

To cancel Les Mills+, sign in to your account at lesmills.com (or the Les Mills+ app), go to your account or subscription settings, and select the option to cancel or turn off auto-renewal. You’ll typically retain access until the end of your current billing period, and no further recurring charges should occur after cancellation is confirmed.

How do I get a refund for a Les Mills charge I don’t recognize or no longer want?

First, log into your Les Mills or Les Mills+ account to verify the subscription or purchase tied to the charge. If you believe it’s unauthorized or you were charged in error, contact Les Mills customer support through the Help or Contact section on lesmills.com, including your billing details and the date/amount of the charge. Refunds are handled case-by-case based on their refund policy and the timing of your request.

What does the phone number and ‘CA’ in the descriptor (e.g., 8445376455 CA) mean?

The phone number in the descriptor is usually a customer service or billing support line for Les Mills in North America, and ‘CA’ may indicate a regional billing office (Canada/California) or card network location code. You can call that number or use the contact options on lesmills.com if you need clarification on the transaction.

Could this Les Mills charge be related to instructor training or license fees?

Yes. If you are a Les Mills instructor or in training, the charge could be for an initial training module, quarterly releases, ongoing license fees, or continued education. Check your instructor portal or any recent training registration emails for invoices matching the amount and date of the charge.

Why do I see a small or temporary Les Mills charge that later disappears?

Les Mills or its payment processor may place a small authorization hold on your card when you start a subscription, update your payment method, or begin a trial. This hold is used to verify the card and typically disappears from your statement within a few business days without turning into a finalized charge.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for my Les Mills payment?

Receipts for Les Mills and Les Mills+ purchases are usually emailed to the address on your account and can often be downloaded from your account’s billing or payment history section on lesmills.com. If you can’t find a receipt, contact Les Mills support with your name, email, and the last 4 digits of the card, and they can usually resend or provide an invoice.

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