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Nationwide jeweler that allegedly misled servicemembers must reopen refund portal so consumers owed millions of dollars can claim money
With limited time to request refunds, Attorney General Michelle Henry strongly encourages eligible Pennsylvanians to file a claim as soon as possible
HARRISBURG – A federal court has ordered Harris Jewelry to reopen its refund claims process and reach back out to thousands of consumers — mostly, servicemembers — who were duped by misleading marketing and sales practices.
Attorney General Michelle Henry is advising the many Pennsylvania consumers who were harmed to file refund claims to be eligible for the $10.9 million in refunds, and other relief, from the nationwide jeweler. Over $8 million is still available in the settlement fund.
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced the developments, which are the results of a federal lawsuit, joined by 18 states, including Pennsylvania, against Harris Jewelry.
#military
With limited time to request refunds, Attorney General Michelle Henry strongly encourages eligible Pennsylvanians to file a claim as soon as possible
HARRISBURG – A federal court has ordered Harris Jewelry to reopen its refund claims process and reach back out to thousands of consumers — mostly, servicemembers — who were duped by misleading marketing and sales practices.
Attorney General Michelle Henry is advising the many Pennsylvania consumers who were harmed to file refund claims to be eligible for the $10.9 million in refunds, and other relief, from the nationwide jeweler. Over $8 million is still available in the settlement fund.
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced the developments, which are the results of a federal lawsuit, joined by 18 states, including Pennsylvania, against Harris Jewelry.
#military
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