Seventh Avenue

I ordered a set of dishes. A cup was broken so they sent me another 1 that was shattered. Again I called and they sent me a whole set of dishes. I was told to take a cup out and return the rest with the broken cup. They said they can't send just 1 cup. But they already did. I said I would keep the dishes if they'd give me a discount. They said they can't do that.So I'm returning EVERYTHING.Im tired of getting ripped off.Not to mention time and money. They lost a good customer.Im done ordering on line. Beware

I returned an item that took over a month to get back and process, I had to pay pay for the turn on there over price piece of trash item, that didn't even work. I still owe them 28 bucks and some change for the postage of the return. They call me many times a day everyday. I will pay this cuz i am working improving my credit but they will hear an ear full when call to make the payment and I will make the payment over the phone! I did not want to rate this a 1 cuz i believe it doesn't even deserve that 1 star. I this review will not let me submit without it.

Ordered a Portable TV a SuperSonic SC-499 Seventh Avenue price $149.99 + Shipping and Handling $22.95 for a total of $172.94. Wife check online Amazon has the same Portable TV a SuperSonic SC-499 for $69.99 and free shipping and handling. For the price that Seventh Avenue billed me for one Portable TV SuperSonic SC-499 $172.94 I can purchase two from Amazon and still have $32.96 to go out for dinner. This not including the interest they billed for using their credit card. Returning Product by prepaid Fedex Label provided by Seventh Avenue! Beware Seventh Avenue are not making an honest profit but more like robbing their loyal customers. You have been warned. Beware of the Seventh Avenue Robbers!

Order tessa light cornor curio cabinet suppose to be 2 boxes sent one when I ask they said they ran out of that product so why did they send box B if i was never gonna receive box A. Called mail be a FedEx to return it. Ok I called again to find out about it the lady was rude cause she couldn't understand what I was telling her she was telling me I order something completed different I said no I order the tessa light curio well that's not what it said on the computer screen u order this light curio cabinet I ask ok look at the price with shipping and everything it comes up to the tessa light curio and nothing else on your website matches I will never use these place again.

I bought from 7th Avenue for years, I knew that I could easily buy particular items several times over a period of time. They sold shoes that I like, and I rebought the same shoe 4 times. But it is so easy to buy other "stuff" that I ran up a $1700. 00 bill over the years, paying the minimum + $10-20 per month. Lots of their goods are craptastic, others are good to excellent. I decided to pay $1000. 00 toward my bill to reduce my payment, so I could more quickly pay it off. YOUR PAYMENT NEVER GOES DOWN below the rate for your highest balance. Since they keep increasing your credit limit, you might as well keep buying... at least, that is what it looks like their strategy is.
Other folk have had accounts opened at Seventh Avenue fraudulently. What usually happens is that their "group" of names that they own (Ginny's, Montgomery Ward, Swiss Chalet etc) send catalogues with pre-approved account codes in the catalogues tied to your credit information. A typical scammer gets your catalogue out of your mailbox or garbage and uses your information to buy gifts for another address. You never know until they begin to harrass you for payment for goods you never ordered from a company you may never have heard of. Needless to say, their customer service will not be helpfull.

After receipt of several catalogs I placed an order for cookware. To my surprise the items were excellent. My complaint is with how they manage the "credit" accounts. I made my first payment in less than 30 days, before the due date and more than the min amount. My next payment was an auto-pay, however due to fraud during the holidays on a couple of my bank accounts, it was returned and I didn't notice. By the time I did, I immediately replaced the payment. In the meantime, 7th Ave., DROPPED MY LIMIT to $100. Really! The balance was $130. They "might" have a handful of items under $100. That caused a negative balance which they quickly reported to the credit agencies! Anyway, I called in, payed it off and closed it. Too bad though as I had planned to buy 2 more sets of the cookware. I'll just look for the brand online and purchase elsewhere.

Crooks! This seventh avenue appears to operate an in house "fraud department. An example scam: company buys mailing lists, then sets up fake in-house accounts using only limited mail list info like name & address, then process a fake purchase/ invoice, the "customer/victim" that never heard of them gets a bill in the mail... then either the the victim pays accidentally (ie: fake bills are usually a few hundred dollars, or victim calls in and is immediately forced into a "reporting third party identity theft" process. The ID theft forms and process are actually designed to complete their identity theft of your information. They will eventually insist you fill out their forms and disclose your social security number to them or continue to leave the account open with old and new "fake" purchases begin charged to you the victim... by the way, this company says they do not require social security number or bank info or similar in order to set up an in house credit account...

I got a Seventh Avenue Catalog in the mail one day and I browsed through it and found some really interesting things that I decided to go ahead an purchase, and I really glad I did. They have some really incredible things that I've never even seen at stores and some things I have. Like, who many of you have "Soup & Cracker Bowls", or even know what those are? I DO! And I bought 2 of them form Seventh Avenue. In case your wondering, and even if you don't care. They are bowls with and extra "lip" or "pocket" on the side that hold your crackers for your soup, or dip for chips or anything you need an extra lip or pocket for! I actually wish I had purchased 6, keep 2 for us and give the other 4 to my in-laws, my daughter and her fiance'.