Brooklyn man with two eyeglass fraud convictions is arrested for a third alleged classes fraud
Prosecutors allege Vitaly Borker, who pled guilty to wire fraud charges in 2011 and 2018, is again running an online glasses business selling fake frames and repair servicesA Brooklyn man with a history of running fraudulent websites selling and servicing eyeglasses was arrested Friday for yet another alleged scam involving fake designer glasses.
In 2011, he pled guilty to wire fraud charges related to an online eyeglass business and was sentenced to four years in federal prison. In 2018, he pled guilty to new wire fraud charges related to a different website and was sentenced to two years' prison. The government alleges that Borker continues to own all three sites -- DecorMyEyes, OpticsFast and EyeglassesDepot -- and that he stole the identity of the person to whom he allegedly sold them.
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