But seriously, I've bought 2 iPhones, 3 iPads from machines & never had any problem either with the product or their service. I guess yours really exceptional case.
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 Jan 20 2015, 02:07 PM
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You're trending all over LYN
But seriously, I've bought 2 iPhones, 3 iPads from machines & never had any problem either with the product or their service. I guess yours really exceptional case. |
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Jan 20 2015, 02:20 PM
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QUOTE(mozact89 @ Jan 20 2015, 02:14 PM) yes, i will make it viral. Since i just become stupid dumbass yesterday. Just like begging for the warranty which the fault is not done by me. Seriously i cannot accept that. Yes, I do understand how you feel. But I think it was sufficient to get the tribunal involved & perhaps your police report shouldn't have mentioned that you want the bank to block the payment. By now, the payment you made thru your credit card would've been debited to their account already & you are already liable. You can dispute but they got the money already. Buy at outlet, found defect, they ask to go to service centre. Go to service centre, they say refer back to outlet. Go back to outlet at the same day(during my working time(ponteng)), the manager say he cannot do anything. Cannot refund and cannot exchange the phone. I tell the manger directly. It is very unfair to customer. And I walking back home and cannot stop thinking about this things. I cannot do my work, because i think i being cheated that pay RM3598 and get a defect product? Do u know how does it feel?  My point is, if anyone can just buy anything thru their CC then make a dispute, you think shops will wanna accept CC as a form of payment anymore? |
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