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The scam is designed to trick users into visiting a knock off Ray-Ban store where they could be at risk of their bank details being stolen, receive fake Ray-Ban glasses or not receive any items at all after paying.

Attach the pre-paid Return Label on the outside of the package covering any previous address label. If you prefer you can call our Customer Service (866-472-9226 free toll number) that will create the Return Label & Authorization for you.

Please note that Amazon.com is an authorized online dealer of Rayban if the purchase is being made directly from Amazon. If the purchase is made by a 3rd party dealer on Amazon then we cannot guarantee if the product will be authentic.

Fakes will often have slightly off, low quality looking lettering. On the inside left temple you should see the Ray-Ban model number (RB followed by a 4-digit number), the color code made of a combination of letters and numbers, the lens size, temple length, and either 2N or 3N (P if they're polarized).

A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act regarding biometric facial geometry allegedly collected from consumers who used the Virtual Try-On Application Tool on RayBan.com. The case is Vo v. Luxottica of America Inc., Case No.

Ray-Ban has been a classic American brand since 1937, but Ray-Ban glasses have not been manufactured in the USA for quite some time. In 1999, Bausch & Lomb sold Ray-Ban to the Italian eyewear company Luxottica. Today, Ray-Bans are made in both Italy and China.

EssilorLuxottica, Ray-Ban's parent company, and Facebook worked together from concept through final design to seamlessly integrate smart technology into an iconic form factor, which was a great challenge in and of itself.

Yes. Ray-Ban Stories glasses are a collaboration with Facebook. To use voice commands and download your photos and videos, you need to use the Facebook View app.

Profiles and Pages that impersonate other people go against our Community Standards and aren't allowed on Facebook. If you see a profile or Page that's pretending to be you, someone you know or a public figure (example: celebrity, politician), we encourage you to let us know.