813-675-3132

Received several calls from this number, never leave a message.  Blocking number.

 Somebody was sluffing off and just sat there, making the boss think s/he was talking, saying nothing for 30 seconds. Blocking this number.

A male called me from this number (Caller ID read Tampa, FL. only) with the 'good news' that he was sending me a FREE piece of jewelry as a Thank You for ordering from GrabBag.com and would include a second piece of jewelry for which he was billing my credit card that is on record at GrabBag, but that I could return the item and they would credit my credit card for the amount of the second piece of jewelry, MINUS S&H!! I told him I'm not interested in either piece as I don't wear jewelry and that he IS NOT to place any charge at all to my credit card. He started to repeat himself, but I insisted I don't want either piece - FREE or not - and he hung up.

This number has been calling my number. No message.

As detailed below (after this paragraph) this is the scam that comes if you try to order Diamond Z4 solitaire ring from the website of that name.I received 6 calls from 813-675-3132 over two day period, four days after ordering this ring and matching band through the website. I was very suspicious of illegitimate charges so was checking account everyday to see unauthorized charges. I don't answer unrecognized numbers, so after the first call with no message left, I Googled the number and added it to my junk list. Now, today, after not answering any of these followup calls, the original charge has been removed from my account, so I am left to believe that if they can't scam you on the "forced free gift which you have to return if unsatisfied upcharge of $59" can't be foisted upon you, well you'll never see anything from these jokers.

Original from another lister here: "I ordered something from a website and they called me saying I was going to get a free shipment of cubic zirconium earrings, but they would also be sending a matching necklace that they would bill $53 to my credit card and if I didn't want the necklace to send it back before 14 days and my money would be refunded. If I didn't send it back then they would basically take that as a confirmation of subscription and bill me $53 every month and send me more jewelry. I had to tell them no multiple times before they finally just hung up on me."

Received a call at 9:50 AM March 27, 2015, but nobody was there (probably an auto-dialer). I came here to look up the number and recognized the connection to GrabBag.com, because I recently bought the shopping bags from them.

I called GrabBag.com customer service (866-439-6679) and told the rep I got a call from this jewelry place. I said I didn't want my information shared any further and that I didn't want any more calls. Ever. She was professional and understanding. They share with two companies:

    1. Sterlington Jewelry (800-442-1820)
    2. Telebrand (866-773-7814)

She said to tell them I didn't want anymore calls. I did so and also asked to have my information removed from all databases. FYI, I got the same customer service rep (Wanda) for BOTH Sterlington and Telebrand, so you could probably call one and ask to be removed from both.

It took a number of explanations to help Wanda understand how I knew who called me when nobody was on the other end after I answered. If you run into the same thing, try to remember that most customer service reps don't know there are websites that list messages from people receiving unwanted calls from the same number, grouped together by phone number.

I'm SO THANKFUL for 800notes.com (and the others when 800notes has no listing yet).

I ordered a PedEgg online, and this apparently unleased a flood of calls. Yes, I can buy a pair of CZ earrings because I am now a valued customer. The woman who called, though her English was dreadful, identified herself as "Sunshine." She wanted to add these elegant earrings to my credit card. I asked to be removed from any future solicitations. Knock wood. Telebrands seems to be at the heart of this. My confirmation email from PedEgg says Card Lock.

The name of the Company is Sterling Jewlery which is a sister corny of Grabbag .com so they share info within. There's another comment below with phone numbers which I called and they were very helpful to make them stop calling.

If you ordered tote bag from Grabbag.com  they have a sister company or two and they share info. If you want them to stop calling call Grabbag.com.

UUnnwanted calls at ridiculous times of day/night

Received call from 1-813-675-3132.  There is no reason anyone from Florida other than my mother should be calling me in Michigan.  I looked up this number on Google and saw that it may be scam jewelry sellers.  They did not say anything and were on the phone for at least 30 seconds.

Do not call me

OK that is easy, because no one here called you.

Do you really and truly believe that the person that is calling you will actually see that post and somehow magically know who to stop calling?  Did you put any thought into that post?  My guess would be no.

so sorry i ordered a laser bond glue thingy my husband wanted for christmas. now this Z4 jewerly company is calling say some crap about sending me a free pair of earrings.

Wondered how they got my number and say THANKS to Lois for the answer . Ordered laser bond for my father . Need to thank them for giving out my info . to scammers . And post on reviews to warn others . Getting real tried of this . Again many THANKS Lori . Will put these scammers on call block and start posting away .