Lessfall_014

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Member since: April 23, 2009 04:22 PM
Last online: July 14, 2020 03:30 AM
Location: NCR - City Of Pasig
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• paopaotwentynine on July 11, 2011 11:59 PM

  Sorry but I have to give you negative feedback. I'm really disappointed with the unit. You gave me personal warranty but hindi din nasunod. Same day na kinuha ko ung BB9000 mo, gusto ko na din agad ibalik kasi sira ung WIFI plus nagfliflicker ung keypad lights. But you refused to return it. You said it's working perfectly but there are issues. Medyo nadelay lng feedback ko kasi I am really hesiatnt to give this. Well, think million times before you give me negative feedback. My unit is 1000000% good condition and 1000000% smooth. So if you'll give me nega feedback para gumanti, then it's not fair.

• RMapua on March 11, 2014 06:25 PM

  It took me a while to find this profile. Warning: Possible phone thief
  
  If you remember, I bought the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Titanium Grey) from you last February 24th.
  
  It worked for one day and then would not connect to the globe network (emergency calls only) I gave it to my friend to diagnose and he suspects that the phone may have been stolen. I am currently working with Globe to investigate the matter further and confirm what we suspect.
  
  I take negative feedback very seriously and I am posting this negative feedback because you refused to reply to any of my texts after the transaction despite the fact that there was personal warranty offered on the ad.

• RMapua on March 18, 2014 12:43 PM

  BUYER BEWARE
  
  Just an update. Dealing with this guy is just terrible. He will screw you over.
  
  1. I bought a Phone from him last February 24th. It worked fine for a while and then refused to work with Globe even if the phone was from globe. Apparently it had been tampred with and was made open-line. Globe claims that this was the cause of the problem.
  
  2. I confirmed with Globe that the cellphone was indeed reported as stolen and the IMEI blacklisted with their network.
  
  3. When I contacted this seller about the issue, he refused to return my money. Instead offered to buy the unit back at a significantly lower price or to accompany me to Greenhills to have the unit's IMEI number changed.
  
  - Changing the IMEI of a cellphone unit is the only way to get a blacklisted phone to work once again. It is illegal to do this.
  
  I have turned over my findings to the appropriate authorities (the police). My girlfriend was able to take a picture of him with the phone he sold to me and along with his contact number, transcript of the communications with me and confirmation that the phone was reported stolen, is all the cops need.
  
  I gave him the option to either take the phone and return my money or see what happens next. I guess we'll see what happens next.