Renee Miller
DeKalb,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, May 23, 2009
I'm sorry to say it, but you aren't being ripped off. If your wife is unemployed, or if her job was in any jeopardy whatsoever, then she shouldn't have been buying expensive jewelery for herself. Kay's is only looking for what is owed to them, and if your wife couldn't pay, then she shouldn't have put her purchase on a charge card. This is her fault, not theirs. It's just too bad that she put your information on the card so that you got the harassing calls that she should be receiving.