This question is strictly to satisfy my own curiosity...but unless you have
a very unique set of frames, maybe an antique or something you've had for
decades, why would anyone relens frames, rather than getting all new ones?
I mean, I have some gold antique frames, and a finger-bridge pince nez, but
they're unique.

With sites like the ones we describe (my own favorite is Zenni), the cost is
negligible, and relensing actually costs more than all new glasses, in many
cases.

So, unless it's something truly unique, why the interest in relensing?

     -- Chuck Knight



On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 12:32 AM, Charlotte Soto <[email protected]>wrote:

> It's like a broken record: I sent two frames for lens fitting with a
> money order to the 39dollarglasses warehouse (50 miles away) on
> September 17 with Priority Mail. Three weeks later, I'm still waiting
> on my glasses and the customer service rep had trouble finding my
> order in their system.
>
> With so many complaints about the company, should Glassyeyes.com
> continue promoting the company? The value is great but the quality of
> service is very poor. Over and over again, consumers complain about
> the company ignoring their own guarantee on service.
>
> Despite the poor state of the economy, I will DEFINITELY send my lens
> fittings to a local brick & mortar supplier. It's twice the price but
> the turnaround time is usually five days or less.
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