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| 1219749 | 2011-07-28 23:24:00 | Has anyone purchased a lap top over seas, say britain or USA ? What was the experience like ? Easy secure paying ? Good sales service ? What about service for h/w or s/w problems ? Cheers, |
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| 1219750 | 2011-07-29 03:10:00 | I have had customers with overseas purchased laptops. I'd stick with reputable brands, make sure the shop you buy from is 100% and then it should be OK> Customers I have had, one had an Acer, had an illegal copy of Windows on it, came from a shop - obviously not reputable and it was also out of warranty, which we discovered after contacting Acer, which was also a total nightmare. |
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| 1219751 | 2011-07-29 03:40:00 | I dont think overseas purchases make much sense unless you are a technician yourself. The NZ $ is so high at present the purchase power of consumer demand in the US is now balanced out especially when you take after sales service into account. | SolMiester (139) | ||
| 1219752 | 2011-07-29 05:24:00 | Nearly got fooled into buying a Sony Vaio netbook from a 'street' store . Was sellin for only $300 Nz . Said we would come back next day . Asked a HK friend and he said it's so fake . This was 3 years ago . If you ever want to buy from HK, go to a store called 'Fortress' . Cheap and real . Bought a samsung netbook overseas and it had international warranty so no probs . :pf1mobmini: |
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