Seventh AveReviews of seventhavenue.com

Ok I don't know where all these 1 star questionable reviews are coming from but they are wrong. Seventh Avenue is not a fake phishing company. They are a catalog company that is part of Swiss Colony, Montgomery Ward, Ginnys, Tender Filet, and several others. I have been a customer of theirs since the early 00s and there is nothing fraudulent about them. To the person who said they were sent a TV they never ordered and were given the runaround for a return label when they called? That's wrong. Return labels are automatically sent with every order in case you aren't happy and want to return something. As for people having their IDs stolen and Seventh Avenue opening up accs and sending them unwanted stuff? Thats more your problem, not theirs. A legitimate company opens fake accs and sends stuff to people wasting money and items why?? Its called people have stolen your identity and opened up accs with them. I know in every customer service department you get bad reps but I find it hard to believe as awesome as their CS has always been when I've ever needed them, that there are this many consistent bad CS reps. I'm calling BS on the majority of these fake 1 star reviews. Seventh Avenue and all its affiliates are good companies with better quality products then what you usually get from mail order catalogs.

Just got mailing from seventh avenue. They don't take sales tax out. They say I owe sales tax on all my purchases for the whole year. So wrong. My friend is also getting the mailings. So far its been only been seventh avenue, Montgomery ward, country door, midnight velvet, miles Kimball and jinnys.. They didn't do this last year. Shame shame

THIS COMPANY IS A TOTAL SCAM DESIGNED TO GET YOUR PERSONAL INFO. I GOT A BILL FROM THEM THAT THEY SAY WAS ORDERED IN MY NAME AND ADDRESS BUT SHIPPED TO AN ADDRESS IN ANOTHER STATE AND WANT ME TO FILL OUT A REPORT WITH SS# ,BIRTH DATE ETC. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN SCAMMED BY THEM. DONT BECOME THEIR NEXT VICTIM . WHERE ARE OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE ????

Seventh Avenue is an old school online "phishing" company. They are "phishing" for all your personal information to steal your ID. Instead of sending you an email (which most people have caught on to), they use several other methods. This is how it works: First, they do a soft inquiry on your credit report (usually using Experian) to ascertain your name, address, and credit worthiness. (A hard inquiry is needed to open a real credit account). Next, they do one of two things: 1) They say that you have been pre-approved for credit, you’re very happy so you call them, give them all your personal information and never hear from them again. They have successfully stolen your ID. 2) They send you an item (usually a television that you find on your porch shipped by FedEx) or they send you a statement for an item you did not order. When you call to find out what’s going on, they say that someone has opened an “account” using your personal information. You are shocked! You tell them that “the account” is fraudulent so please close it. They say that the only way to close “the account” is to fill out their "fraud" report which they send you in the mail. The "fraud" report ask for all your personal information (including, but not limited to, your Social Security Number, birth date, copy of your driver’s license, etc.). You send the “fraud” report back to them. They have successfully stolen your ID. My suggestion: Review all three of your credit reports and put a fraud alert and/or freeze on all of them. Report the scam to the FTC and your local police department. If you received a television, inform FedEx that the television was sent as a fraud scam. They will come to pick it up as a RTS.

I received a TV from 7th Avenue which I didn't order. I called them and they said that an account was opened in my name. NEVER opened an acct with this company and I told them it was fraud.They said they would send me shipping labels to return the TV via email. That was 5 days ago. Kept calling, staying on hold 20 minutes and every time, I'm assured they will send the lable and that the fraudulent account would be closed. Yesterday I received a bill. Called and was transferred to auto machine asking if I would like a payment!!!! I called back & a machine told me that they were busy and to call back later! I am so frustrated! If this was a reputable company, they would follow thru. I don't care what good experiences some people have had, if they are really a good company, they would do everything they could to prevent and follow up on fraud. After all, who do you think is paying the cost....their CONSUMERS ARE!

Seventh Avenue is 100% fraudulent!!!!! They sent me a TV in my name & is said I had a balance for $380. My credit score went down all because of them! I had nothing to do with this! Do not call them & make a claim. They will take your social & information & pretend to help you but really take your identity. I contacted the police department & made a report. I suggest whoever runs into this problem to do so as well. Stay away from Seventh Avenue! Let us make a stop to this filthy crooks!

A fraudulent account was opened under my name and after 3 phone calls and more than an hour on the phone I understand why I have never heard of this company.

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.. ..