This is a response to James S. GlassesUSA Rep.
I just saw your note one year later. The glasses I ordered were not prescription at all. When you charge people $12.95 for Express Shipping 3-5 Business days, people expect that those 3 - 5 business days start counting from the day they placed the order. When you review your order, there is a sentence that says your product is expected to arrive + the date. You need to make it clear about your quality assurance period, for example: your order will arrive 3-5 business days AFTER 15 DAYS QUALITY ASSURANCE PERIOD from date of purchase.
Anyway, all this is behind me now. Just to clear my conscience, the glasses ended up arriving one hour before i left to the airport (definitely not 3-5 business from date of purchase), so i feel that i was ripped off with that $12.95. But at least the glasses did arrive. The glasses were a gift for my sister. She loves them, and she did end up changing locally the lenses to prescription.
My advice to GlassesUSA, be more transparant about that quality assurance thing, let your customers know exactly when the product will arrive and deliver on time. Factor the 15 or 20 business days that you need to get the glasses ready upfront and let people know "your glasses will ship 15 days from today and will arrive # days depending on shipping method from that date."
I added another star because i did receive the glasses and they did make my sister happy.
Hi C J,
While the glasses you had ordered for your sister were not prescription, the lenses did have to be cut and tinted. We're sorry if our production and shipping timeline did not meet your expectations but glad that your sister loved the frame.
Yours truly,
GlassesUSA.com