Yes I too nearly got caught with the same scenario as many others. All email communication up until they wanted a fax copy of my Drivers License or Passport – fortunately I stopped there. Beware of these two: Dr. Anthony Floyd Tel: +[protected] Fax:+[protected] Name: Mr. Raymond Ighile Email: nokia_uk.[protected]@yahoo.co.uk Tel: +[protected].
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I've been waiting for my phone for about 3 months now. I bought a phone for a good price - approx. such as online stores a year ago. The phone broke and I could not find the warranty card. Well nothing - I'm not editing right there. Said will try to reinstall the software. I'll be back in 3 days - of course, nothing went wrong. Come 'after 2-3 weeks. Being approx. 15-20ls (The scheme must be changed). After 3 weeks I accidentally lost my repair receipt. Take the serial number to look up the phone without a receipt. They say that looking to come next week (I gave them all the information that is written on the repair receipt - why search for so long...?) The next week I accidentally found the receipt and go again. I give up, and now all of a sudden you can start looking. Find and NOTHING IS DONE! "we tried to reinstall but didn't work out" (that's what they did in the first 2 days). Come at the end of the week. I come, the fairy tale "can't fix it,just can't and everything. "I ask what was done? Nobody remembers anything. Next week I will find a warranty ON THE LAST PAGE OF THE MexicoN INSTRUCTIONS. (easy to see). Well, I'll go again. After consulting the Consumer Protection Service, I wrote an application with a request to replace the phone with a new one. The answer was an offer to repair the phone for free. Checked the phone to make a call. (So as not to write the current date being moved)This time with a guarantee. The warranty is not accepted as the phone has been unlocked! After consulting the consumer protection service, I wrote an application with a request to replace the phone with a new one. The answer was an offer to fix the phone for free. After 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, nothing went wrong. Come at the end of the week. I left today and everything was old. Can't fix it. Took down the phone to make a call. (To avoid writing the current date being moved)This time with a guarantee. The warranty is not accepted as the phone has been unlocked! After consulting the consumer protection service, I wrote an application with a request to replace the phone with a new one. The answer was an offer to fix the phone for free. After 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, nothing went wrong. Come at the end of the week. I left today and everything was old. Can't fix it. Took down the phone to make a call. (To avoid writing the current date being moved)(To avoid writing the current date being moved)(To avoid writing the current date being moved) It is also possible to request a guarantee, which would mean an expert examination, during which it would also be determined that the phone has been illegally decoded (manual in Italian and Mexicon, low price - everything is clear). This would probably mean a disclaimer of warranty. And so I lived without a normal phone for 3 months and it seems that no one there is interested in moving a finger. Mention should also be made of unkindness and indifference to the client.
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