Gail D.
SCAM...DeeFoscu...Don't do it!
SCAM...If I could give this company a -0, I would. So let me tell you my experiences with DeeFocus. First, on 8/8/24, I ordered online one pair of glasses to try. DeeFocus sent me a higher priced invoice ($69.90) for 2 pairs. Then, in addition to the charge from my account for that invoice, they withdrew an additional $58.24 from my account, and no invoice was ever received by me. (makes sense: I didn't order anything else other than the one pair.) After contacting them on the same day after noticing the two bank withdrawals, I got nowhere with just statements like "we already shipped" (although they hadn't) and "you can always return what you don't want for a refund." This type of communications went on for days among their CS people, Victor, Chris, Rolly and me. One email stated, "You should check with your bank to see if they charge for foreign shipments." No, obviously, they don't. Today, 8/13/24, I received an email stating that my inquiry had been closed. According to the tracking number forwarded and checked today, a packing slip had been issued but no product received by USPS. This company has a slick cover page ad, youtube ads, and a website that includes thousands of positive reviews; however, these reviews are from TrustRate, which is "A Decentralized Platform for Hijack-Resistant Anonymous Reviews." Currently, I'm in the process of dealing with my bank, a news organization with whom I am connected and any news organization that will listen, appropriate Attorneys General and spreading the word about this deceptive, illusive company, which states they are in Canada but are actually in Lithuania. Aren't you so tired of dishonest people who live to take advantage of others? I know I am! DeeFocus: Yup, Scam!



