Wireless cancellation fees
Yet another way that you’re being ripped off by mobile carriers, this time it’s about dodgy cancellation policies. While it’s understandable that giving discounts on phones in exchange for a certain amount of service time would lead to this sort of clause, many times they stick to their guns even when the fault is theirs.
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Damn you, no.
Too damn late. I refuse to look at the images.
Hurmpf.
Nice try izi, but i'm not slogging through 25 pages of mediocre jokes on your slow-ass servers
Why not have the picture on one page and the caption on another - twice as many clicks and twice the revenue!!
You're welcome.
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In Norway we get a 2 year warranty (no cost).
And for most goods, they have to give us 5 years to find faults of production, if they can't fix it in 3 tries, we get the money back...
And then comes the scam that some of the stores have going, Apple is the worst, They have payed warranty.
The rest usually just try to sell insurance for the product...