Who Called Us

Received junk mail about a Justice sale promotion, now they robocalled me about the same promotion. I can confirm that yes this sort of thing happens when you or someone gives out your phone number and address at the checkout. I'm fairly sure it was my dad as he shops for the kids in our family. If you call back the number, there is an automated thing on there that will take care of it. To get off the mailing list, call the number on shopjustice.com contact us page. Don't press option 6, they never answer the phone. Instead let it ring through to a rep, and they will remove you from the mailing list.

It is a store called "Justice". They were formerly "Limited Too". They did leave a voicemail saying: "We hope you have enjoyed receiving the many savings notifications from Justice. Due to recent changes in legislation, you must provide us with permission to continue calling you with these special money savings messages. Please call us immediately to give us permission, you may opt out at any time"

Funny thing is....we have never received phone calls from them before and have not shopped in their store for probably 8 years. hmmmm

Justice is owned by Tween Brands. In looking around the Internet, it appears they have a long history of automated all abuse, even when your phone number is on the FTC do not call list. I know from personal experience.

I work nights. This morning, I got woken up by an automated phone call from ShopJustice.com, a site oriented around teenage girls. They're owned by Tween Brands, same as Limited Too.

I'm a 52 year old man. My only daughter is a grown woman. Truth is, I've never even heard of Justice before. I am absolutely positive that my phone number was NEVER given to them, and that I've never shopped in one of their stores. I've also been on the Do Not Call Registry since April 15, 2004. There is NO excuse whatsoever for these people to have called my number. In looking around the Internet, it's apparent these people have been breaking the law for years.

I not only filed a complaint with the FTC, I also skiptraced the phone number for the CEO of Tween Brands. This was a tough find since before today, his number wasn't out there in the wild.

As with most CEOs, this guy is rarely around and won't talk to anyone he doesn't know. But his executive secretary, Vanessa, sure knows what I think of the call, so I'm pretty sure he got my message.

Now it's your turn. If you want to do more than just file a complaint with the FTC, give the CEO's office a call, too. The CEO of Tween Brands is Michael Rayden. Ask for "Mike" when you call. His executive secretary is Vanessa McCullen. His direct number is 614-775-3511. Most likely, she'll be the one you talk with. Let them know personally that you don't like their phone calls by returning the favor.

They called and left a pre-recorded message telling me to shop for "The looks I love" this weekend at Justice...? The message said if I didn't want them to call anymore to "press 1". But when I tried doing that, the whole messsage just restarted.
Not knowing who the heck "Justice" was, I looked it up and best I can tell this number is somehow connected to "Limited Too". Nobody I've knowingly given my number to, no matter who they are!

No message, called twice in 13 minutes. Based on previous comments I will ignore this.

"this is a recorded message by Erin from Jusice"... something about clopthing/fashion sale. I hung up on the bastards.

Yet another telemarketer who ignores the federal Do Not Call list.