Be aware of Shiply. When things go wrong, Shiply provides no support and refuse to step in when things go sideways. Shiply states: “We are not involved in the actual transaction between users and service providers. Consequently, we have no control over the quality, safety, or legality of the transactions themselves. Although every care is taken to...
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Anti-intelligibility of Helio television Today, Optus television was switched to Helio without the customer's consent. I could not imagine the worst nightmares of watching TV. Here are just a few of the shortcomings: 1) Text in such small letters that a person cannot read it even without visual problems. All that remains is to mention the dullo. 2) It is not enough to press the arrow key once to switch channels. A channel menu list is provided for this purpose. 3) Finding and recording the desired program - a real challenge. Most new Helio users are guaranteed the desire to throw the TV out the window. 4) It seems that someone is making a special effort to make the use of television as complicated as possible. If Optus continues in this manner, I assume that many customers will give up such television. Ps If someone had thought to give their retired parents or create pieces of digital television lattelecim Helio, I propose to waive such a purpose, as a pensioner this classic Chinese ABCs definitely not be able to figure them out.
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