Jonboy N.

Are they fakes? Duh! Of course they are. Most people who look at sites like these are looking for Chinese replicas. Unless you are a complete idiot who thinks you can buy Ray Ban P's for 30 bucks. My biggest concern was whether they would block uv, at all. I ran them through a spectrometer at work and they do block uv rays. About as well as any cheap sunglasses do. One thing that's b. S. is the quick shipping. Just like ordering stuff from Wish, it'll come from a slow boat from China. All of that considered, mine still only took 10 days to arrive. I got tracking info in 3 days and the sales staff was helpful (even though their English was fairly bad.) I have a real pair of RBP's and my 9 year old daughter wanted a pair. Fake it till you make it, right? Because there is no way in hell I was going to pay 200 but for a pair of shades for a 9 year old. All of the identity theft warnings, the warning that you would never see your sunglasses, and that they would use your info to sell your genitals to shady mobsters on the dark web are unfounded with this company. As far as fakes go, pretty convincing and a decent quality. No acid etching and there are some other giveaways. No rb logo on button of case. Different hinges, slightly lighter material than acetate, etc. But overall, good looking replicas that came in good shape. If that's what you're looking for, go for it. No worse than any other Chinese company I've dealt with. A scam? Maybe, but only if you're fool enough to think you're getting Italian, hand carved sunglasses for 19.99. Otherwise, I got exactly what I expected, that looked a little better than I expected.