• The Cuuuuube@beehaw.org
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      1 year ago

      And the person selling you out glasses out front is for legal reasons a separate business from the doctor who prescribed you the glasses in the back. They don’t at any point make it clear to you that you are legally entitled to not buy glasses there, you can ask for your prescription, take it home with you, and find a good deal online. Its a dark UI pattern in real life. Its the exact same psychological thing that’s going on when a retailer defaults the “sign up for promotional emails?” tickbox to enabled

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        1 year ago

        Zenni is the exact opposite of the OPs original question. Zenni seems like a scam but isn’t at all.

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      Buy from China.

      I took the gamble because I had the money to spare and never looked back again.

      The money I would pay for a set of glasses in my country goes easily over €300. With that amount, I can pay an ophthalmologist appointment, have my eyes checked by a doctor, properly, get the prescription, order two sets of glasses (one as a backup) and still have money to spare.