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I need to return a product that was not properly described on the website and I am sending e-mail and loosing my time on the phone to try to receive info on the return and it's impossible.I do not know how to return the product and receive my money back.
WANING! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Trust me—this was one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. They canceled the appointment twice. When the technician finally showed up, he spent only five minutes before saying it wasn’t possible to fix and that he didn’t have the necessary accessories. He didn’t even bother to check properly or open anything. They still forced me to pay, even though nothing was fixed. An absolute disgrace of a service. Please use another one. They are scammer.
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