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BALTIMORE, Md. – Attorney General Brian Frosh also announced today, his Consumer Protection Division has entered into a settlement resolving an investigation into the owners of Accurate Optical.
The CPD began receiving complaints from former Accurate Optical customers saying they never received eyewear they bought or refunds for that eyewear, so an investigation was launched.
The settlement requires the doctors to stop selling goods that they cannot provide, and to pay back all money that Accurate Optical collected from consumers for goods that were not delivered. The eye-wear company closed multiple stores throughout Delaware and Maryland to pay the restitution.
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Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh announced his Consumer Protection Division has entered into a settlement resolving an investigation into the owners of Accurate Optical, a company that operated a chain of now-closed stores in Maryland and Delaware that offered eye care and eyewear services, according to a release.
After Accurate Optical closed its stores along Maryland s Eastern Shore and lower Delaware in 2019, the Consumer Protection Division received complaints from former Accurate Optical customers that they did not receive purchased eyewear or refunds.
The settlement requires owners Steven M. Zeidman, John F. Lynch Jr. and Charles I. McDonald to stop selling goods that they cannot provide, and to pay back all monies that Accurate Optical collected from consumers for goods that were not delivered.
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