David B.

I've ordered online through a different company before and all went good. So I decided to give Zenni a try. At the doctor's office, frames started at $300. Now I have not bought glasses in some time but after adding it all up with just normal single vision lenses, it was over $600! Nope.
I got my Rx and got online. Zenni has an incredible amount of frames, lenses and they can be mixed and matched (different lenses with different frames for example).
I placed my order for EXACTLY what I wanted, with lightweight frames, the Vision-Ease LifeRx changing tint and scratch and oil resistant lenses.
I received them 10 days after ordering which is outstanding as well as these came from California and I live in Florida.
I don't order glasses very often but if I have to do it again, this is definitely the way I'll go.
Also, if you have vision insurance as I do and they will cover up to 'X' amount, submit a claim form to your insurance company and there is a possibility of receiving your money back.
I saved my insurance company $280. They had no problem cutting me a check for $120 which was the total cost of my specs. Peace.

So I offered a Walmart gift card in the amount of $160.97. They said I could receive $153.09. Ok great start. I gave them my PayPal card # and not my bankcard just to be on the safe side as I had a zero balance in PayPal anyway.
So, I receive an email after 2 days (my card was an egift card and I was expecting an egift card in return within 24 hours as they say they do) saying thank you for you business. Well ok, but I had not received my egift Amazon card voucher. So I'm start thinking, wtf? I go online and I almost always check a company's reputation. OH BOY! I found so many negative, 1 star comments I was taken aback. The only reason I didn't check was because my 17 year old son had told me that it was a good site and to use it. Needless to say, I went back to the CardPool website, was able to cancel the transaction and bought my equipment from WalMart at a little more of a price than if I had got it through Amazon. Luckily, all my money was still on my card and I immediately bought my items. Also, why should they need a credit card at all? All they need to do is check to see if the card you are exchanging has the funds it was said to have. Then, they immediately email me my Amazon card. Voila, done!
There are too many scams and crooks out there these days. I will be checking EVERYTHING as far as business reviews, rating, etc and not fall for an almost outright steal of my egift card. And thank you to all of the other posters here who told their stories and I'm so sorry for some of you who lost out.
ALWAYS, ALWAYS Google the company, people as much as possible to get the real deal. Blessings.