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when it comes to certain things I seem to have no luck
I bought Nexus 4 in February from Google. It took me over a week to put my hands on it after I was forced to drive at midnight to TNT sorting office over 20 miles away (I live near Bristol centre btw). The pack was in a terrible state, but the box seemed OK, so I signed for it.
Next up I slowly started noticing all annoying faults, like really poor 3G and wifi connection (compared to HTC desire that I thought was not a brilliant phone), low audio out volume and finally the crackling noise from the headset. Obviously I missed the 15d refund timeframe :bang:
So there we go, how about a replacement then? I gave the support a call - spoke to Indian / American sounding chap who had little interest in this. Obviously they can't help me unless I call from another phone (can't do that till tonight) and wouldn't even listen about faults, and just complained how bad the connection was. Of course - it's their faulty phone and to top it up '3' network (on that note I may move to giffgaff this summer). So what do I do - email them, phone again, and has anyone got any idea what awaits me next?
I am starting to think about consumer direct in this one...
I can't stop thinking that I should have bought an iphone now, and 'they' are better of doing what they do best - the web stuff - until they sort out their own HW business (Motorola) and at least few retail stores.
I bought Nexus 4 in February from Google. It took me over a week to put my hands on it after I was forced to drive at midnight to TNT sorting office over 20 miles away (I live near Bristol centre btw). The pack was in a terrible state, but the box seemed OK, so I signed for it.
Next up I slowly started noticing all annoying faults, like really poor 3G and wifi connection (compared to HTC desire that I thought was not a brilliant phone), low audio out volume and finally the crackling noise from the headset. Obviously I missed the 15d refund timeframe :bang:
So there we go, how about a replacement then? I gave the support a call - spoke to Indian / American sounding chap who had little interest in this. Obviously they can't help me unless I call from another phone (can't do that till tonight) and wouldn't even listen about faults, and just complained how bad the connection was. Of course - it's their faulty phone and to top it up '3' network (on that note I may move to giffgaff this summer). So what do I do - email them, phone again, and has anyone got any idea what awaits me next?
I am starting to think about consumer direct in this one...
I can't stop thinking that I should have bought an iphone now, and 'they' are better of doing what they do best - the web stuff - until they sort out their own HW business (Motorola) and at least few retail stores.