800-877-7350

Received call on my cell from 404-222-9006 Atlanta, GA  from Jarrod's Jewelry asking for my husband/and or son.  Did not give her info and took her name and number for a call back at 1-800-877-7350 to Debbie @ Ext 1828

Bill from Kay Jewelers called asking for me and then he mentioned my brothers name and said he couldn't give out that much info, he wanted to make sure I wasn't the wife or girlfriend as if he didn't want to spoil a surprise or something. Then he asked me my relation to him.  Bill said that they had been trying to get in touch with my brother and mentioned the last know address he had.  I didn't confirm.  Then he tells me he as our mothers number and that she was next on the list to contact. I told him I would take his number and give it to my brother if I was able to contact him. Bill told me that my brother would be very happy when he talked to him.   I hung up called the number he gave me and asked the person who answered what was this number to.  She said it was Sterling Jewelers and they are the main company for many jewelry companies.  So I don't know if it is a scam, collections or whatever.  

They called my job.

A lady from Sterling Jewlers called from 305-682-8709 saying to call 800-877-7350 about a urgent business matter.
I have no clue who they are. \Called back and got voice mail saying closed, after business hours????????

Sterling Jewelers has a wide range of phone numbers that are used instead of coming up as "blocked" "unknown" etc because most people don't answer those phone calls. When buying jewelry, it's a secured line of credit. Therefor, if the balance and other things meet the state requirements, you are able to be sued on bank/wage/property. There are different programs used to find numbers or even past numbers and people put down wrong numbers for references. No, they should not be fishing for information about yourself. Should simply ask if you know the person that is being looked for. Legally they are allowed to call relatives etc etc. Sterling is very big on laws and while some people slip up and make a mistake, that's simply what it is, a mistake. Some people no, don't follow the rules. Every call is recorded and there is a department where they listen to your calls and you get in trouble basically if they listen to a call where you do something you are not suppose to be doing. So basically, if you're sick of the phone calls and you're the person they are looking for, answer the phone, they are there to help you. It's not a scam, and you would be able to tell if it's a scam. They read a script after any payment, they don't give out any of your personal information until you verify it yourself. If you don't know the person they are looking for, simply answer the phone and tell them so. No, the number might not be taken out right away because it needs to be verified. Specially if they talked to the person a week ago on the same number. The best thing, people need to start paying their bills or no one would be stuck in this situation. How do I know all this? I was a collector for the company.

Calls are being sent to my husband's cell and how they got it is illegal and HE has nothing to do with the person they are calling about. They are harassing me, my husband and my daughter-in-law's mother as well!  How can they do this?!!!!  IT BETTER STOP NOW!!!!! REMOVE OUR NUMBERS IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!!

So I had a voice mail on my work number on a Saturday. It was something like Hello Jessica MYLASTNAME this is Adam calling from the corporate office of Kay Jewelers. I need you to call me back today I will be in until 5pm. 1-800-877-8835 ext 2522.
I ignored it and went on with my day until I got back from lunch and the Same Adam, using my first and last name left another message. This time stating that he needed to tell me about the letter I would be receiving.

This time I called back, it went something like this:
Hello this is Adam
Me- Hello Adam, My Name is Jessica MYLASTNAME and I keep getting messages from you on my work number, I’m trying to find out why.
Adam- Ok Jessica let me pull that up for you- Ok it seems you have business with my client Kay Jewelers.
Me- I have never been inside a Kay Jewelers and have no business with them
Adam- Well Jessica, I know that you work at MYPLACEOF EMPLOYMENT
Me- Well sure you do, It says that on my voicemail where you keep leaving messages
Adam- No I have it here in the record, Can you verify your home address for me?
Me- umm no
Adam- Well I need to make sure I have the Right Jessica.
Me- Well I know you don’t....
Adam- Ok , What are the last 4 numbers of your SSN?
Me- Umm No. How about you tell me what you have and I'll see if its mine?
Adam- Ok its 1397
Me- Yeah that’s not me.
Adam- Well since you won’t give me any info to verify that it’s not you I need your Birth date
Me- Um No
Adam- Were you born in March?
Me- Um no
Adam- Does your cell phone number end with 0964?
Me- UM NO
Adam- Ok it seems I have the Number here. Sorry about that.

These people just Google the name of the person who isn’t paying their bills in hopes that they get the right one. If you Google my name and town the first thing that pops up in my business Linked In account. Way to harass to wrong person buddy...
Do not answer any of their questions, they are looking for any info they can get

The same thing has been happening to me except they call like 20times a day saying this message is from your jeweler!!! I'm not even old enough to have a jeweler! This is ridiculous

Got a call from 305-554-4671 -- caller I.D. had nothing except "Miami, FL". I grew up in that part of Florida, and still have a brother and in-laws living down there, but this isn't his number. I didn't answer the call, but they left a voice-mail message,  saying "this call is for 'PEREZ WALLZ" or something like that (AND THAT'S NOT MY NAME) and then they said they were "---calling from the corporate offices of Kay/Jared Galleria of Jewelers" and wanted to speak to me regarding a letter. They then asked that I call "1-800-877-8825" and gave a specific extension.

I do not have an account at any jeweler's, I do not know anyone by the name of "Perez" and I have no intention of returning the call.

Nice try, [***].

They will google and call/ harass your family members even after you tell them not to. It's Kay's jewelers. Crappy jewelry and will harass your family.

Received call for a Mary B- (no one in this house but my ex's new wife name)---- from J B Robinson. Call Corrie (she) @ ext.1821 til 9 PM eastern standard time. Not calling back after i read the above.

I've been getting calls from all these numbers
(781) 592-1039
(410) 244-5127
(718) 974-9132
i would like to report them because I don't have any account with these people but they call 20x a day.

i am currently and have been for 5 years for Sterling we own Kay Jarod JB Robinson and many others. We do all of our financing in house using no third party companies. If we call saying you were used as a reference you were. The application for credit might be many years old. We adhere to struck legal guidelines and all calls are monitored and recorded. It is our job to collect a debt not scam or harass people which we do not do. I work for a very reputable company and would not be calling if payments were current. We are authorized to offer programs that actually help our customers in their current situations. If we call answer give us the opportunity to help be kind we are. These purchases are secured by the merch and we will file legal on wages property or bank accounts if possible after several months of trying to work this out. No scam at all and completely within the laws of your state.

Sterling can garnish your wages and seek multiple legal actions. They aren't lying about that.

Sterling can't do squat without a Judgement from the court! Nice try SHILL, but you've failed.
Skeff Ett Liv!
Gunnar

I want the calls to stop
Sarah at extension 61

Fact 1: Debt collectors are known for harassing innocent people by calling outdated numbers.
Fact 2: Debt collectors are known for refusing to listen when they are informed that they have reached a wrong number.
Fact 3: I know these are facts because it has happened to me.