I would like people to know about a company that is selling jewelry and watches and other similar items in a catalog. We purchased a few items from them, Stauer, but the quality of the stones that you get, for example are not as good as depicted or illustrated in their catalog! They make outrageous claims about the quality, and claim the merchandise appraises for some rediculous high value. Most of the jewerly is in silver but the appraised value is more appropriate for 10 or 14k gold. They use cheap stones like colored CZ's and write up a description that makes it sound like it is something special.
They say the items appraise for some rediculous high dollar value, which is typically 3 or 4 times what they are selling it for.
My wife and I know about the true value of merchandise like this because we are well informed. I would also like to warn people about a gimick they call "The Platinum club". It cost $99 a year, but you get coupons in return. They claim you are getting a mark-down, even if you don't join, as stated in their catalog and on the internet, but the stuff is not worth any more than their so called sale prices.
I think they are taking advantage of people or customers that don't know any better. They also use substandard gold plating and when you get it the finish wears off real easy. It started coming off even before my wife had a chance to wear it.
Asset Marketing Services, Inc/Stauer Reviews
I would like people to know about a company that is selling jewelry and watches and other similar items in a catalog. We purchased a few items from them, Stauer, but the quality of the stones that you get, for example are not as good as depicted or illustrated in their catalog! They make outrageous claims about the quality, and claim the merchandise appraises for some rediculous high value. Most of the jewerly is in silver but the appraised value is more appropriate for 10 or 14k gold. They use cheap stones like colored CZ's and write up a description that makes it sound like it is something special.
They say the items appraise for some rediculous high dollar value, which is typically 3 or 4 times what they are selling it for.
My wife and I know about the true value of merchandise like this because we are well informed. I would also like to warn people about a gimick they call "The Platinum club". It cost $99 a year, but you get coupons in return. They claim you are getting a mark-down, even if you don't join, as stated in their catalog and on the internet, but the stuff is not worth any more than their so called sale prices.
I think they are taking advantage of people or customers that don't know any better. They also use substandard gold plating and when you get it the finish wears off real easy. It started coming off even before my wife had a chance to wear it.