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I have been completely fooled by this scam by Nexoptics!! Please do not pay anything, this is a SCAM. I ordered a pair of glasses, never got them and have tried various ways to contact them, none of... See more
Total scam. Whilst one pair of glasses was ordered two pairs were charged for and cancellation was refused. The payment authorised with Paypal turned out not to be a one-time purchase but a monthl... See more
Great product if you want to wear them in a factory becouse your then look like a complete spanner in them from Nicola ONeill Hereford
NEXOPTRICS (should be Nexop-Tricks)
DO NOT,
I REPEAT, DO NOT CLICK ON ANYTHING ON THIS NEXOPTRICS SITE.
I used my Pay-Pal format to see all the charges, but never hit submit.
However, this website changed my order I entered from one to two pair of these glasses.
And added an extended warranty I never checked the box for, but it was added to my order anyways and I was charged for everything !
My order confirmation went to my spam folder in my email.
The parent company is called "Shopperoc by With Reach (USA) LLC"
They are based in the US, have an 855 area code for toll free U.S. But it's all a Chinese operation.
They charge $29.99 to send you a single pair of cheap plastic junk glasses.
The same glasses are on Amazon Prime for less than half as much.
So I immediately called the number on my PayPal statement and to my surprise I got a customer service guy as this is a call center, not the actual seller.
I told him I'm calling PayPal as soon as they open in another hour here and he said he would try to help me, and fortunately, I got the refunds.
But bottom line here is to never fall for the high energy sales pitch designed to deceive you and rip you off by responding to any YouTube or TicToc or any pop-up deal without Googling the item first.
Most of the time (like 99%) that same item is legitimately for sale on any of the popular retail sites for much less.
And these adjustable glassed are set to specific distance, so they would only be useful for reading or screen time.
And they are a utility item, in no way fashionable.
These glasses remind me of the standard military issue Clark-Kents they gave us in the Marine Corps.
We use to call them BIRTH CONTROL DEVICES, because a man isn't likely to, you know, when wearing these.
December 3, 2024
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Total scam
Total scam. Whilst one pair of glasses was ordered two pairs were charged for and cancellation was refused. The payment authorised with Paypal turned out not to be a one-time purchase but a monthly direct debit subscription.
Company should be shut down
Email address info at nexoptrics.com does not exist.
December 3, 2024
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Great product if you want to wear them…
Great product if you want to wear them in a factory becouse your then look like a complete spanner in them from Nicola ONeill Hereford
December 1, 2024
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