Kay' Jewelers Racial profiling Houston Texas

My husband and I were approved $4000 to purchases items from Kay Jewelers.  We decided to do our Christmas shopping by utilizing this credit and would pay the balance when the payment was due.  However, Kay had an issue with our purchases and flagged our account based on the amount of purchases we made.  They kept cancelling our orders because they did not believe our profile.  We are self-employed, a corporation, and they did not believe this because of the orders we submitted.

Why give the cedit amount if you are going to flag an order because of the amount of purchases as long as they don't exceed the approved credit limit.  We have many other accounts with companies such as Macys, Capital One, etc. that we make purchaes with and was never questioned.  At this point we will not due business with Kay Jewelers and we are planning on returning the merchandise and closing our account.  Shame on Kay Jewelers!!!

Please help me out here..where in this entire report do you show any thing close to them "profiling" you?

But he wouldn't have known that because I was in some workout clothes and black

- The only "racial profiling" I see here is one you are doing to yourself. 

But you know what.  Let's humor you and let's say just for the heck of it there was a very slight chance that he may for a very brief second "profiled" you.  What if it wasn't because of your color..what if it was because you came in your workout clothes.  What if it was because you were a woman.  What if it was because you were (enter age here).  What if it was because you were (enter height here).  What if it was because you were married. 

What proof do you have, other than your own twisted thoughts, that he did any sort of profiling on you at all?

His reply to me was it's not going to matter because your credit is going to be messed up anyways.

- Well you know what.  Perhaps he is right.  But I am not saying that because you are black, I am saying that because of a comment you made at the beginning of your report.  You stated...

" I walk into the store with my workout clothes on and needed to return some charms as instructed by Kays customer to do in order to keep my account in good stating."

- That is a very odd statement.  Why would you need to do a return to keep your account in "good standing".  Perhaps you were maxed out, perhaps you were delinquent and this would "cover" some of your payment.   Yea I bet there is a lot more to this story than you are saying.