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Topic # 56322 13-Jan-2010 14:24
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anyone who bought from them recently please reassure me :)
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  Reply # 289646 13-Jan-2010 14:34
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what have you brought/looking to buy from them? the prices on some of the mobiles are competitive..
do you know if they are parallel imported stock?




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  Reply # 289650 13-Jan-2010 14:41
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just that they have no physical address nor contact phone nor is the company name registered!

but they have posted on their facebook on 4 jan 2010 and 'have been trading since 2006'

their prices are competitive - a search on pricespy feedback shows reasonable feedback last one 6 days ago



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  Reply # 289668 13-Jan-2010 15:09
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no worries now - got some direct communication! how strange (re above company characteristics)



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  Reply # 290315 15-Jan-2010 13:51
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product received <48hrs from payment, very prompt communication.

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  Reply # 290371 15-Jan-2010 16:58

joker97: just that they have no physical address nor contact phone nor is the company name registered!

but they have posted on their facebook on 4 jan 2010 and 'have been trading since 2006'


their prices are competitive - a search on pricespy feedback shows reasonable feedback last one 6 days ago


 

Actually many online companies don't list those details, perfectly normal. Try and find trade mes address on their website. Many online companies who do have a phone number, will provide a 0900 number so you have to pay anyway.

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