well its up to you but this is dual sim card unlock Samsung galaxy s8 :smile:
Batmobile543 to migavupe
23 Sep 17#3
Yeah from your side. Hot
migavupe to Batmobile543
23 Sep 17#4
Well someone put some effort in and actually added some detail
Treboeth
24 Sep 17#5
Warranty?
dragonline77 to Treboeth
24 Sep 17#6
None
Treboeth to dragonline77
24 Sep 17#7
Exactly :wink: £452 for a product with no warranty :popcorn:
No idea why these deals are allowed on here :thinking:
steluca5 to Treboeth
24 Sep 17#8
Maybe they reckon we are smart enough to decide if a warranty is important to us.
Treboeth to steluca5
24 Sep 17#9
Maybe the referral money is more important to them :thinking:
steluca5 to Treboeth
24 Sep 17#26
You're perfectly correct to make a buyer aware that this is a grey import. But I can't agree with you suggesting that this type of deal should be removed just because you value a specific type of warranty so highly.
Treboeth to steluca5
24 Sep 17#27
It`s not a specific type of warranty though is it? It`s no warranty.
steluca5 to Treboeth
24 Sep 17#28
"Up to 24-Month Warranty: 24 months warranty for all photographic products. 12 months for mobile, tablets, audio and others. Extended warranty available for some products."
Beside, even if it was no warranty it's still up to the buyer to make the decision if they purchase it or not.
I thought it didn't come with a warranty? :thinking:
Lowtrawler to Treboeth
2 Oct 17#44
I urge everyone to thoroughly read the trustpilot reviews. The only positive reviews appear to be from people who have had quick delivery of the correct product. Everyone who has had to make a warranty claim leaves poor reviews and it would appear to be a costly mistake to even try and claim under the warranty. Caveat emptor.
Rimi to Treboeth
24 Sep 17#13
Why would you bother about warranty??? I had 7 smartphones in last 11 years and non of them broke....and had 2 grey imports too. So my last S4 from eGlobal is still running fine
sJohnson23 to Rimi
24 Sep 17#19
Because Samsung have such a great reputation for the quality of design and build for their phones?
ScoobyStoo to Rimi
24 Sep 17#21
Yes, that's right. Because nobody's smartphones EVER break. Your experience is conclusive concrete proof. :angry:
Profgunnington to Treboeth
25 Sep 17#37
I wish they'd ban this company from spamming the site. They are clearly paying for posts and heat, because all the comments are hate.
Rimi to Profgunnington
26 Sep 17#38
I understand many retailers are angry on them as they cant match eGlobal prices, which are always best on the market. I found them exactly here on HUKD 5 years ago, made 30+ orders and always had best service possible and best price.
cpioi
24 Sep 17#10
It you needed to return this to Hong Kong where they are based it will cost you more than £50. Apple give their products global warrantys so I survived, does Samsung?
.MUFC. to cpioi
24 Sep 17#25
But you'll pay nearly 3 x as much as this for the latest iphone, You could just buy another one if it breaks and sell the faulty one as spares or repairs.
Plus warranty doesn't generally cover broken screens which it seems most iDevices tend to suffer as they can't seem to survive a drop from more that half an inch from the ground!.
s24rrt
24 Sep 17#11
You can get the black one for 445.54 by using code giveme5. You also get a screen protector
Nishesh
24 Sep 17#12
Good deal
riccirus
24 Sep 17#14
It says on the website that it comes with a 12 month warranty for mobiles. Unless I’m missing something
BristolBillyBob to riccirus
24 Sep 17#15
While they do offer a warranty a lot of people have reported issues with arranging to send phones back and getting them repaired in a timely manner (some report waiting months to have their phones returned).
madmal
24 Sep 17#16
I have a question.... My bank offers mobile phone protection / warranty (Halifax) for a reasonable price and excess. Also includes travel insurance and breakdown cover which I need too.
Does anyone know if they will honor a repair / replacement on a Grey market import or a China phone. Their terms don't mention anything about this.
Really tempted at imporing a phone but the lack of warranty puts me off on the more expensive devices.
I guess this being a Samsung it probably won't be an issue but what if it was a xiaomi for example.....
Rimi to madmal
24 Sep 17#17
You know what would I do if it broke down ? I just put it into the bin and claim on insurance as for lost device :smile: ...and excess of £49 will provide me brand new phone :smile:
madmal to Rimi
24 Sep 17#23
That's very ethical advice, thanks.
Anyone else had experience of Halifax phone claim for a repair.?
lizardkiss to madmal
25 Sep 17#35
I have Halifax insurance and the only thing they ask is to prove that is your phone (you bought it) and give them a scan of invoice or receipt.
bouncy99 to Rimi
24 Sep 17#32
Well done for suggesting that we commit fraud. that is the reason why insurance premiums are so.
JAMAL
24 Sep 17#18
And that folks is why insurance is so expensive :thumbsup:
sam_of_london to JAMAL
24 Sep 17#33
and so many uk network blocked /blacklisted devices on ebay for sale
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No idea why these deals are allowed on here :thinking:
It`s no warranty.
Beside, even if it was no warranty it's still up to the buyer to make the decision if they purchase it or not.
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Plus warranty doesn't generally cover broken screens which it seems most iDevices tend to suffer as they can't seem to survive a drop from more that half an inch from the ground!.
You can get the black one for 445.54 by using code giveme5. You also get a screen protector
Does anyone know if they will honor a repair / replacement on a Grey market import or a China phone. Their terms don't mention anything about this.
Really tempted at imporing a phone but the lack of warranty puts me off on the more expensive devices.
I guess this being a Samsung it probably won't be an issue but what if it was a xiaomi for example.....
Anyone else had experience of Halifax phone claim for a repair.?