I previously submitted a complaint, which is unresolved, regarding several watch warranties purchased over a year ago. The watches were all recently sold and no longer in my possession, some kind of refund should be issued. I have receipts for all four warranties purchased and refund policy pertaining to warranties is not listed anywhere nor was it disclosed at time of purchase, contrary to what Zales and Citibank claim. Their thirty day return policy pertains to store merchandise, not extended warranties such as these. I have an email from Zales stating to take receipts to local Zales store for full refund and also spoke with a rep named XXXX who also stated the same and even called the store to advise them to issue full refunds. He spoke with XXXX, store manager who got approval from district manager. The case number for this incident is XXXX, the total paid for all four warranties is XXXX. A XXXX dollar gift card was offered by XXXX XXXX in executive office, however, this does not even remedy matter as it is a portion of what was paid. The store was unable to issue refunds as their system is new and would not allow it, their POS ( point of sale ) computer is new and the transactions are over a year old. XXXX referred the case back to XXXX XXXX and left notes to issue a refund in form of a check because system would not allow credit back to credit card. Please advise Zales/Citibank I need a check in the amount of XXXX to resolve this. Complaints have been filed with Texas Attorney General, XXXX XXXX as well as Connecticut Attorney General. I have also forwarded information to Attorney XXXX, a class action attorney for possible suit. 
