Infinity Links Charging Bracelets
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Infinity Links Charging Bracelets
https://infinitylinksnow.com
The bracelets on this site are very fashionable and offer a portable means of recharging your mobile phone on the move. And as they cost the best part of £40 they are an expensive luxury. I was lucky enough to get one for the price of postage but it stopped working after a couple of months.
According to the returns policy on their website the company offer change of mind returns within 30 days but faulty goods are shown to be an exception to this policy. At least that was my interpretation. Imagine my surprise when I contacted the company to ask about my faulty bracelet to be told that FAULTY goods need to be returned within the 30 day period also. I would say that that isn't exactly made clear in their returns policy and I would warn potential buyers that should you lay out good money for one of these and it subsequently stops working within the first year you are basically screwed. DON'T BUY.
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipPi3QHPTw1RQnLgq4DpGCChxWP0kvJZkPuKtoTr
Happy to forward on the lovely email I received from their customer service department when I informed them about my faulty bracelet telling me I was out of time and offering me a discount code against a new bracelet. As IF.
https://infinitylinksnow.com
The bracelets on this site are very fashionable and offer a portable means of recharging your mobile phone on the move. And as they cost the best part of £40 they are an expensive luxury. I was lucky enough to get one for the price of postage but it stopped working after a couple of months.
According to the returns policy on their website the company offer change of mind returns within 30 days but faulty goods are shown to be an exception to this policy. At least that was my interpretation. Imagine my surprise when I contacted the company to ask about my faulty bracelet to be told that FAULTY goods need to be returned within the 30 day period also. I would say that that isn't exactly made clear in their returns policy and I would warn potential buyers that should you lay out good money for one of these and it subsequently stops working within the first year you are basically screwed. DON'T BUY.
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipPi3QHPTw1RQnLgq4DpGCChxWP0kvJZkPuKtoTr
Happy to forward on the lovely email I received from their customer service department when I informed them about my faulty bracelet telling me I was out of time and offering me a discount code against a new bracelet. As IF.
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It is a uk company.
Just because someone says something is " luxury" doesn't make it so.
It's a typical type of target for online scammers
Not to mention MfI is falsely slapped left right and centre on cheap Chinese gear and in no way it's presence a guarantee it will last.
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