Is innovation dead for Samsung A series phones? Don’t you think that Galaxy A57 pricing is creeping up. Previously, a series used to offer better value for money. Now, the starting price is about Rs. 58k, it feels like the gap is shrinking fast and is closely touching to premium phones.
I was excited about playing the new Tomb Raider game on mobile. However, it occupies a staggering amount on storage. Infact my friend faced the same issue while downloading Red Dead Redemption Netflix Edition. Anyone else feel the same?
Hello everyone, I ordered the InFocus M330 on 10th April, there was a dead pixel on the screen, I tried to replace it but it was out of stock, so I took a refund, then after some time on 21st April I ordered it again from there and today I got it and opened it, at the first glance I saw that the screenguard on the phone had some dust on it from the inside, I took the phone out, I saw a hole in the phone's box, I thought it would some damage done by the courier then after I switched on the phone, I saw that there was some problem on this phone's screen too, probably some particle inside the phone screen, I think Snapdeal takes used and faulty products from unhappy customers and gives it to the other customers who placed an order, please, I suggest not to buy from Snapdeal.com, at least for me this is the last product I'm buying from Snapdeal. Oh yeah, I remember, Snapdeal has another problem too, if you wanna replace a product, you have to firstly give Snapdeal the faulty product which can take up to 3 days for the courier to pick up then you have to wait for the product to get verified that the customer has not done anything to it and then after that they start the process of replacement, unlikely Flipkart.com which replaces the product on-site, I strictly suggest not to buy from Snapdeal.com, this is my last product from there, buy from Flipkart.com or Amazon.com if you can, don't buy from Snapdeal.
Hello everyone, I ordered the InFocus M330 on 10th April, there was a dead pixel on the screen, I tried to replace it but it was out of stock, so I took a refund, then after some time on 21st April I ordered it again from there and today I got it and opened it, at the first glance I saw that the screenguard on the phone had some dust on it from the inside, I took the phone out, I saw a hole in the phone's box, I thought it would some damage done by the courier then after I switched on the phone, I saw that there was some problem on this phone's screen too, probably some particle inside the phone screen, I think Snapdeal takes used and faulty products from unhappy customers and gives it to the other customers who placed an order, please, I suggest not to buy from Snapdeal.com, at least for me this is the last product I'm buying from Snapdeal.
Oh yeah, I remember, Snapdeal has another problem too, if you wanna replace a product, you have to firstly give Snapdeal the faulty product which can take up to 3 days for the courier to pick up then you have to wait for the product to get verified that the customer has not done anything to it and then after that they start the process of replacement, unlikely Flipkart.com which replaces the product on-site, I strictly suggest not to buy from Snapdeal.com, this is my last product from there, buy from Flipkart.com or Amazon.com if you can, don't buy from Snapdeal.
"Customer is the king. Customer is always right. Customer is important. Every customer counts." Blah. Blah. Blah. are what we always hear from everyone! There is no organization that does not value their customers as they are the ones driving the entire business. It's a fact that every customer is important and many customers genuinely express their inconvenience. On the contrary, there is a whole new category of customers who choose to pick up the sword of social media platforms to ambush the budding startups. Having a few years of experience working with startups, my personal experience compels me to write this blog in support of such firms who get to deal with a lot of crap like that. It is sad to have witnessed that a customer is called a king for a purpose which is surely not being fulfilled in today's date. None of the customers possess the traits that a judicious king would possess in order to rule over his kingdom. Now days, despite having the choice of plethora of kingdoms, a customer opts to beat around the bush and only criticize. This is just one example that I am quoting and you might wanna trust me that there are many like this one. While selling your items online, one is literally selling unwanted items and looks for some value in order to upgrade to a better technology. Now you need to understand that one has to be honest enough to provide the exact details of their items in order to get a better price. I have witnessed the sheer stupidity of customers who do not understand the importance of a display in a smartphone. For a startup, getting the dead pixels or a broken screen fixed can cost a lot whereas a customer may treat that as "just a scratch". In such a scenario, the customer is making a fool of himself and the poor startup who still tries to negotiate and requote the price to the customer and still offers a price in four digits only gets belted "shamelessly" on each and every social media platform. It is not a good sight to have on any given day when an employee (also a customer within) logs on to his or her panel to see such stupidity. What may seem as a grievance to the entire world may actually result in being just a sheer stupidity. "Cos what you see may not be the entire truth but only your perception". P.S. - Be a responsible customer. Always read the terms & conditions before you write a negative review for a firm, whether established or a startup. Last but not the least, get away with the "chalta-hai attitude." "Views are my own" - Issued in public interest - "Fun-hith mein jaari"
"Customer is the king. Customer is always right. Customer is important. Every customer counts." Blah. Blah. Blah. are what we always hear from everyone!
There is no organization that does not value their customers as they are the ones driving the entire business. It's a fact that every customer is important and many customers genuinely express their inconvenience. On the contrary, there is a whole new category of customers who choose to pick up the sword of social media platforms to ambush the budding startups.
Having a few years of experience working with startups, my personal experience compels me to write this blog in support of such firms who get to deal with a lot of crap like that. It is sad to have witnessed that a customer is called a king for a purpose which is surely not being fulfilled in today's date.
None of the customers possess the traits that a judicious king would possess in order to rule over his kingdom. Now days, despite having the choice of plethora of kingdoms, a customer opts to beat around the bush and only criticize.
This is just one example that I am quoting and you might wanna trust me that there are many like this one. While selling your items online, one is literally selling unwanted items and looks for some value in order to upgrade to a better technology.
Now you need to understand that one has to be honest enough to provide the exact details of their items in order to get a better price. I have witnessed the sheer stupidity of customers who do not understand the importance of a display in a smartphone. For a startup, getting the dead pixels or a broken screen fixed can cost a lot whereas a customer may treat that as "just a scratch".
In such a scenario, the customer is making a fool of himself and the poor startup who still tries to negotiate and requote the price to the customer and still offers a price in four digits only gets belted "shamelessly" on each and every social media platform.
It is not a good sight to have on any given day when an employee (also a customer within) logs on to his or her panel to see such stupidity. What may seem as a grievance to the entire world may actually result in being just a sheer stupidity.
"Cos what you see may not be the entire truth but only your perception".
P.S. - Be a responsible customer. Always read the terms & conditions before you write a negative review for a firm, whether established or a startup. Last but not the least, get away with the "chalta-hai attitude."
"Views are my own" - Issued in public interest - "Fun-hith mein jaari"
The PC ain't dead. Or is it?
