A national jewelry store chain with the motto “Serving those who serve” will pay $34.2 million in refunds to service members, including soldiers serving Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said Wednesday that Harris Jewelry, which had a store in Tacoma Mall, agreed to the payment after it was accused of using deceptive sales tactics on service members. The deal was announced by the Federal Trade Commission and multiple other state attorneys general.
A multi-state investigation shows the company was doing the same thing near military bases across the country, promising to service military members. In addition to the settlement, the jeweler agreed to direct credit agencies to remove any adverse entries from their records.
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