877-889-2024 / 8778892024

Continualy calling to solicit services in which I have no interest

They call me at twice a day, every day. I want it to stop.

Moi aussi j'ai recu des appels de ce numero A TOUT les jours de depuis 2 semaines! Je n'ai jamais répondu car je n'avais pas confiance en ce numéro. J'ai finalement décidé de chercher sur internet pour voir d'ou ca pouvais venir et j'ai trouvé ce site! J'ai appelé au 1-800-361-6665 et en 2 minutes la dame m'a confirmé que je n'étais plus sur leur liste d'appel après lui avoir dit que je ne voulais pas de garantie prolongée sur mon aspirateur!! Enfin!!

Have gotten calls from this irritaing crew in the past but am now keeping a record. The latest ones: February 1 at 10:56 AM; February 2 at 11:21 AM; and the latest February 5 at 12:32 PM. I take care of my very ill parents; if one of them dies, I'm suing Sears.

Unbelievable!! So glad I found this site. Calls were coming in 2-3 times a day for the past month. Either dead air or an accent so bad you could not understand it. I don't believe one should have to turn off your phone just to avoid this type of harassment.

called them back, asked for them to STOP the friggin calls.they were very nice, took my number (I wonder...) and said calls would stop.

Calling once a day - three days in a row. They won't give up even though their number has been blocked on our phone. Reported to CRTC on Feb. 16th, 2011.

I keep getting calls from this number.

No worries? Huh? Of COURSE it's worrisome. It's ANNOYING. Buying a product from any company should NOT legally entitle them to harass private citizens in their homes with endless telemarketing calls - especially when their dumb system leaves you with dead air/silence when you do rush to answer their calls. Something does not have to be a scam or a rip-off to be annoying or uncivil.Message to Sears (Canada): You are doing your brand value and reputation far more harm than good with these calls, and you are doing more to drive customers to other retail chains for their purchases with these calls than you can imagine. So just stop it, ok? Just stop. Before you phone yourselves right out of business. Given the costs of staffing and running a call centre and its associated (and highly faulty) phone system, you can't possibly be earning enough revenues to keep doing this indefinitely. Here's hoping that sometime, somewhere, somehow, a Sears Canada executive will actually take the time to look at sites like this to see how negatively their (highly faulty) telemarketing is perceived by their (defecting) customer base.

I purchased a fridge from sears and bought the extended warranty and have had nothing but problems and they still have not solved the problem and my warranty ran out and I have not had a fridge for 7 days and they still continue to stall...I guess the no lemon guarantee policy that I bought is not worth anything...I know can see why sears is closing stores all across canada...if that is an example of the service that give for the products...