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Story: Sony Ericsson advises users to turn off Bluetooth
Posted by: Jim Davies (Thursday 12 February 2004, 9:38 AM)
So I'm sold a phone because it had Bluetooth - now I'm advised to switch Bluetooth off. When I ask Sony Ericsson customer services what to do - it turns out I have a choice of 3 places in London to take the phone to (with my receipt) to get the upgrade. It can't be downloaded - nor can exchange of the defective phone be made by courier or post. I'm visiting Wales this week - so adked if there was anywhere I could do it there - apparently there are no service centres in Wales! Sony Ericsson has produced a phone that is defective and not fit for purpose - yet seems to think that we the buyers should go (quite a distance) out of our way to sort it out. It is a very shabby example of "customer service".
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Story: Sony Ericsson advises users to turn off Bluetooth
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So I'm sold a phone because it had Bluetooth - now... Jim Davies -
Can anyone help? I have (finally) managed to... Kay -
Same problem with SE down here. Find a Carphone Wa... Jerry Walker
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-- allow for some clarity for lay_men covering the... Hon Dr George Krynicki MBA
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I believe that there is a good protective measure... Jeffrey Schweitzer
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I can see 2 problems with the E2XBag.
1. While it'... James Hall
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sony ericsson T610, and t39m cannot operate proper... David a Sinclair
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Depends upon what problems you are having.
I... Chris Lawrence
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how the hell do you turn the bluetooth function on... vinny
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Same here in Sydney. What's even worse is tha... Anonymous
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my t610 was jacked and kept making calls... Anonymous -
With the 610, snarfing is the least of your proble... John Murray
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hi i like sony ericcson but way... javed_jaan
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I hope customers had better luck at finding a cour... annoymous
