Samsung Samsung OMNIA :: SGH-i900, omni u..can make the world seem bright..
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 Jul 13 2008, 10:26 AM
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QUOTE(pop_enygma @ Jul 10 2008, 10:20 PM) If i buy this handphone in Singapore, how about the warranty? i think phone this days don't have international warranty anymore. warranty is from the dealer. that is what i get when i ask before i buy my SE G900. |
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Aug 6 2008, 01:13 PM
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QUOTE(TYK @ Aug 6 2008, 01:04 PM) Peeky, when you got the phone from Singapore, I have few questions: I asked SE and Nokia and there is no international warranty here. Its all local SG warranty onli. I decide to get my SE G900 back home though its roughly RM100 more.1. Most importantly, does it have international warranty? 2. Are Singapore units supported by local Samsung dealers, like ROM updates and stuff? 3. Finally, when you take the phone out, how is the Singapore Government Service Tax works? I am not sure about this. If you want to claim GST, you'll need to look for a shop that participate in the GST refund programme. You can't just buy a phone anywhere and claim later. GST claim only work for air traveller (i.e. you claim at Changi Airport). I saw a GST refund counter @ Sim Lin square but i dunno if they refund on the spot you still to get your refund @ airport. I was told only air traveller. Bottom line... if you gonna stay @ SG for an extended period, then its worth getting it here. Otherwise, you'll take the risk with warranty. |
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