This all started in june I was surfing throuhg the channels on my new direct T.V. From pegasus. I found a channel (227) that had an interesting auction going on. Watching the cannel for a little while i noticed a beautiful emerald and diamond ring for sale (3.81ct. Emerald and 1.70ct-tw-diamonds. Their proffessional
staff estimate was $33,500 dollars. I made a bid duing the T.V. Auction and won the aution for about ($4,800) dollars and gave them my U.S. Bank creditline number. Next i talked to genyleman who called himself (Jeff). He advised me that the ring was part of a Mother/Daughter set and would I be interested in the other ring
witch was an identicle to the first ring. I said I was and we negosiated the prce of (10,000).
He said that the rings would be sent within 8-14 working days. I talked with customer service after the rings didn't arrive in that time frame. I called the
customer service people and the advised me that this Jeff guy had made a mistake and I would recieve the rings in 30 days.
In August I made contact agian and inquired about the status of my rings. At that time I was told that they had one ring and was waiting on the arrival on the second one. This was in August. On Aug-24th my wife passed away, still no rings.
Broken hearted, Ihad no further need fo the rings. I called the customer service line forPremier Estate Liquidators and the advised me that the rings were in transit to my residence. I recieved the package
by FEDX 0n oct 17th. The rings looked pretty to me, but I am not a gemologist. I decided to return the rings for a credit back to my creditline account. To this date (01/30/04) I have heard nothing. Iam stiil out my (10,000), I would like to join with others that have been ripped off by this company, and also look at possibilites of a class action suit to go after not only Premier estate Liquidators, but Direct-TV also for letting such
a scandalist operaton take place on their air ways.
I hope someone out there will join us in this fight.
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