Here's my ordeal, I sent a pair of eye glasses to be repaired [pre-paid $14.79 for return postage by credit card]. About two weeks later Decormyeyes sent an e-mail invoice requesting payment for the repair, I proceeded to pay with the same credit card. About eight days later I attempted to use my credit card and found out that it had been locked out; I called the company and found out it was closed because of suspected fraudulent activity. Turns out they were right. When I reviewed my statement it indicated that after my first online transaction with Decormyeyes four other transactions for goods were attempted from other companies that were not authorized.in fairness, I will admit that I have no direct proof that their company or employees are the guilty party, but in years of making online purchases, this is the first time I ever had a problem. Then I began to get e-mails from Dcormyeyes. I called them and spoke to Stanley Bolds and told him of the incident and that I now prefer to pay by money order. I sent the payment in full and after eight days of waiting and responding to e-mail notices for payment we received a phone call from an employee of their company who told us that the amount of the money order was insufficient and that I should send $137.00 more and that the payee is not to be decoremyeyes but another name. I called them back immediately and reference the call we had received, no one admitted to calling and until I told them that the person who called us said they had received the money order they denied having received it, I spoke to Stanley bolds and asked him to send the money order back and I will send another with the correct payee. He agreed to do that, but I do not expect him to follow through. After that conversation I goggled his company and saw many reports which confirmed my suspicions. THEY SHOULD BE A WAY TO PROSECUTE THIS TYPE OF BUSINESS.in the future I will goggle any internet company that I intend to do business with, and I have posted this as a warning to those who may be considering doing business with Decormyeyes.com.
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