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Well, I can tell you that although the Redmi 12C on that list does officially have NFC. On many versions, including the ones here in SA, it has been disabled or removed. Bummer.

None of those models would for sure. I recall the cheapest phone to have NFC was the Nokia 3 back in 2018ish.

You have to email them and ask. They sometimes issue equivalent replacements.

They should seriously consider offering trade-in discounts in exchange for old 2G/3G devices. A few hundred off a network locked 4G Smartphone in exchange for whatever they're using now would get far more users to scrap their old phones.

TCL is a very popular budget brand in Canada in the same way that Hisense is here. Unlike Hisense however, they also make pretty decent Smartphones.

They'd probably just be stealing back their own copper cables though.

Would have been R200 in the previous collection drive. I think they'd be pretty stupid to offer the same amounts as last time. There are a lot of desperate people out there. Even if they only offered R10 per item, the queues would be just as long.

Avoid HP at all costs. Even their approved distributers are selling couinterfeit batteries, probably due to their extortionate prices, but that's still no excuse. Looking at you Service Parts Logistics... 😡

I call pricing error. The A72 5G is usually around R3.8K. Sold out on Avo, and can only find the A72 4G version for under R2K. The 4G version has a crappy Spreadtrum chipset which should be avoided at all costs.

All of the Toyota's and Suzuki's in this article are made in India Not sure about Honda, but I do recall the Honda Amaze is also made in India.

The big issue here is that none of these cars are actually Japanese anymore, so the reliability argument is moot. Most of these are either Indian, Chinese or some other Asian country outside of Japan that can manufacture them as cheaply as possible.

BS, if you try to write a review about a counterfeit item, they simply reject the review. They simply claim "further investigation is necessary" and take no further action. They're knowingly allowing sellers to sell counterfeit goods, but at least they allow you to return them.

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I had a similar issue with an HP Laptop and some Arktek memory. RAM was within spec, no reason for it not to work, but it simply refused. Sent it back and bought Samsung memory instead at double the price and it worked perfectly. Either these cheap modules are temperamental, or have a high...

Listing said 16% off, now it doesn't, so I assume in the region of about R499 which was also the price earlier this month as shown above.

Just pay the outstanding amount and they'll stop spamming you. :ROFL:

They generally give reasons why they decline your review. I've found that if you keep changing your review slightly and it's within their rules, eventually they just cave and post it. It took me 5 attempts, but eventually got mine through. There's a seller on Takealot called "Pro Gamer" that...

I think they messed up by scrapping the free trial offer. They're not like the bigger streaming services that can get away without utilising the try-before-you-buy business model.

It's actually pretty simple to achieve compliance with that. After the FUP limit is reached, limit all calls to something like 1 minute and limit text messages to something like 5 per hour.

All I can say for sure is it definitely wasn't a "No Questions Asked" warranty/refund. I've read about quite a few people being denied refunds despite being within the window. If your reason wasn't good enough, refund denied. One issue with Afrihost during that time was that they changed their...