“Planet Fitness making sure they snatch my membership fee from my checking account even though gyms are closing nationwide,” Twitter user Colby King griped.

The New Hampshire-based fitness franchisor appeared to have billed users across the US despite mandatory closings in a number of US states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut earlier this week. Along with gyms, movie theaters and casinos were ordered closed as of 8 p.m. Monday.

“March monthly dues were billed as we were, unfortunately, unable to stop the pre-scheduled draft on short notice,” Planet Fitness tweeted back to users. “Please know that when we reopen we will provide a credit for closed days previously paid for, and we will not be charging future monthly dues until we reopen.”

That won’t likely sit well with cash-strapped members who are facing layoffs and no clear signs of rent relief as the economy reckons with the deadly virus.

“can @PlanetFitness stop charging gym fees to those of us that can’t go???? cause that $20 will come i realllllll handy rn” tweeted user @lilashllley.

At least 12 states have ordered gyms be closed in order to stop the spread of the pandemic. Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau said in a statement on Tuesday that the chain plans to shutter all locations by March 31.

Planet Fitness did not respond to requests for comment.