S J.

I'm suspicious of this site. I do not trust that "Keith Fritz" is the real name of the person who runs this business. This site has made several comments promoting themselves on "GetSatisfaction.com" which is another consumer advocacy site.

Stay FAR away from this site. I sent in a pair of RayBans for repair and the company STOLE my glasses lenses and replaced them with plastic ones. After calling the owner "Tony Russo" I was verbally abused, but was finally able to come to an agreement that he would send me new, authentic sunglasses after I sent back what he had returned to me. This was a mistake, even though we had a written agreement, the man now refuses to send anything back to me. HE STOLE FROM ME and I have every reason to believe that he will RE-SELL my sunglasses to someone else so that he can make a profit off of me. He admits to all of this in an email conversation with him. Do not try to converse with this man over the phone. The dialogue goes no where. He has a lot of words spilling out of his mouth, but none of them really make any sense. He will lie to anyone to irrationalize what he wants to get. I also want to mention that he really hates it when people call their banks to make a claim. Apparently, his bank charges him $35 every time... That really makes him mad. But I'm not letting him steal my money too!

After reading other consumer advocacy websites like this one and reading BBB.com. It is my personal belief that "Tony Russo" has many aliases. He used to go by "Stanly Bolds" and now calls himself Tony, but I believe there are several others as well. ALSO, I'm fairly certain that he creates new Internet sunglass businesses all the time. There are many, many out there and he is the "mastermind" behind them. Some of these companies don't have many reviews yet, and I think that he, or someone close to him, writes the positive reviews for him. I do not want the man to get away with this... Before buying from any Internet Sunglass business, I recommend thoroughly researching the company before purchasing.

Other consumer sites have linked populareyeglasses.com with a scam. I recommend doing a little research with the company before working with them.