The following email correspondence might be of interest to anyone
considering a purchase from ZENNI.

Transcript, by latest date first, follows of ZENNI OPTICAL refusal of
full refund or replacement and deceptive advertising of multifocal
progressive lenses as noline bifocals…



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>From Customer   To ZENNI
OPTICAL                                                        Sent:
Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:52 PM



Your frames have fallen apart, specifically the screw, which cannot be
repaired because the screw is proprietary. I will return the frames to
you for replacement. If you cannot provide me with multifical
progressives as I requested, then you should issue a full credit.

Further, your website engages in deceptive advertising because
progressive lenses are defined by the industry as multifocal, not
noline bifocal. Your written statement on the web...." Progressive, no-
line bi-focal, lenses need to have an absolute minimum of 32mm height,
but here again we recommend at least 34mm or higher lens for a more
comfortable viewing area"... implies that there are progressives plus
noline bifocals which require a specific lens size. There is no direct
definition of progressive = noline bifocal as a proprietary definition
by ZENNI, contrary to good practices of the optometric industry.
Therefor, ZENNI should either provide multifocal lenses which are
progressive, or stop deceptive advertising.

A copy of this has been sent to the BBB, as well as Consumer Affairs,
"glassyeyes", and my bank.

Customer



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From: Service <[email protected]>  To Customer             Thu,
Jan 15, 2009 at 7:46 PM

Jan.15. 2009     Re order #

Dear  Customer,



We did process the order as progressive, which is a no-lined bifocal.
As for this, you could refer to http://zennioptical.com/cart/html/ps.html,
which illustrate in detail.  If you do not like this kind of glasses,
please feel welcome to return the glasses, in their case, along with
RA # xxxxx ,the order number  and a notation as to the difficulty
you're experiencing, to Zenni Optical at 27 Sunny Oaks Drive, San
Rafael, CA. 94903 for a 50% refund  within 30 days on receiving.



Thank you for selecting Zenni Optical for your vision needs



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From: Customer Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 12:27 PM
To: Service ZENNI OPTICAL
Subject: Not Progressives but nolinebifocals and frame is broken Re:
Zenni Optical Order Shipped to You

These glasses are not progressives but noline bifocals. There is no
transition area between distance and reading....thus cannot use for
intermediate computer distance. Secondly, the right screw on these
hingeless frames is dislodged and I have taken them to Lenscrafters
and Cohen's Optical for adjustment, but neither have the tools to deal
with this type of screw.....Please confirm receipt of this email. I
will send these back to you and would like a refund which can be
applied to a true progressive lens and another frame which can be
adjusted. Thank you.

Customer



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On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 2:17 PM, Zenni Optical Shipment Tracking
<[email protected]> wrote:
A package was shipped to you from Zenni Optical on 12/22/2008 via U.S.
Postal Service First-Class to the following address:


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