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SOLVED user: geo_eyecandy selling fake lenses?

May 29, 2011 13:03

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mrs_gackt_camui May 30 2011, 01:21:02 UTC

I just tried it again as you suggested. This time one did work, but the second didn't. This is so reassuring though! Thank you for this! Look like it was a silly simple mistake on my end. I've got a new PM to send her then. Thank you so much for this. ( ^ o ^ );; I guess just rather be safe than sorry and better to ask others.

mischeviousgrin May 30 2011, 01:07:41 UTC

I bought a pair from this post and my bottles had stickers on them. I checked the numbers and according to the codes they are genuine.

dianas2 May 30 2011, 05:15:44 UTC

I think I remember seeing it somewhere that the stickers are actually put on by the sellers themselves. The GEO company sends them a sheet of stickers. There are fake stickers too and I'm sure they have a way to get some codes, but who knows? There are a lot of guides online for spotting the fakes from the real ones. I had a situation where I even emailed the GEO company's a question regarding their lens distribution in the US and how they go under a different name in the US. They emailed me back promptly reassuring me that they were real when I provided pictures.

geo_eyecandy May 30 2011, 16:51:13 UTC

Hi, yes this is true. I'm not sure why one sticker would be fake and the other come through as authentic, but I keep the documents from GEO to show I did purchase from them.

geo_eyecandy June 6 2011, 14:56:20 UTC

Hey I've tried PMing you to ask for the code so I can give it to GEO but I havn't gotten a reply from you?

mrs_gackt_camui June 6 2011, 23:14:06 UTC

Hi there. I'm sorry but I never received any reply PM from you. I will send one to you now with the codes.

geo_eyecandy June 7 2011, 01:12:20 UTC

I screen-capped the messages for you :0