4 years ago
First communication "collaborates" with TIM to rep...
First communication "collaborates" with TIM to repair broken smartphones covered by KASKO. Following an accidental fall, I am forced to send my iPhone X for repair. The courier came to pick it up and after two days the phone arrives at its destination. Time two days and I get a message directly from "first communication" telling me that the phone has been repaired, an hour later I receive the message of shipment, I think "wow, two days and I have already solved everything", instead the phone arrives from me and I immediately notice that the packaging is practically non-existent, in fact the phone slammed inside its box (so it's not their not?), anyway I open the phone and discover that if my screen has been fixed ( in fact his only problem was the glass in the upper part of the screen, broken) but I also see if it is completely unglued and if I press the screen moves. Immediately I call first communication that, very SCORCHLY tells me that I have to call the tim and that they have nothing to do with it ... then I call the tim communicating the problem and they tell me that in the next days they will repeat the withdrawal to return the new iPhone to before communication (this time free since the first time I had to pay a good 140 euros deductible for a horrible job) So I have to wait again. My phone then arrives again at first communication, after two days that the phone is with them, I decide to call to make sure that everything is going well, given that the first time they did what they did, a young lady replies by saying to me the words "Signorina, but how can I know where your phone is if we have 12 thousand mobile phones here? "I decide to wait and after another 3 days the phone arrives home, finally repaired. Very bad experience, bad customer care (at least the one I had to deal with) I am glad that in the end I was able to get my phone back, but I would never advise you to lean on first communication, without total seriousness towards the customer.