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BEWARE OF PHONE UNLOCKING IRISH WEBSITE

burly · 2013-02-17 00:02:42

Just sharing this for the benefit of all of us. Please beware of a phone unlocking website in Ireland, I wont mention any a particular name but a simple google search for phone unlocking will identify who I am talking about. I purchased an unlock code for a HTC which didn't work. The FAQ section of this companies website…

17-02-2013 12:02am

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burly

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Just sharing this for the benefit of all of us.

Please beware of a phone unlocking website in Ireland, I wont mention any a particular name but a simple google search for phone unlocking will identify who I am talking about.

I purchased an unlock code for a HTC which didn't work. The FAQ section of this companies website states that if this happens, they will issue a refund if screenshots are sent to them proving the code does not work.

Needless to say I complied completely with these guidelines, but my emails have been completely ignored.

Paypal cannot help either because unlock codes are what they call 'untangible goods' i.e because the code cant be seen or felt, the Paypal buyer protection scheme does not extend to it.

So please all beware and avoid!!

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