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2013-12-12
, 12:08
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Joined on Oct 2011
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#473
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Loyalty is not often gathered by vague statements or emotional outbursts. That is what all companies do. Honesty and openness about what is really going on goes a lot further - and that means putting out actual, timely information. The on the ground reality.
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2013-12-12
, 12:13
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Joined on Jul 2012
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#475
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Indeed I agree. The Jolla WebShop FAQ says:
"After we scheduled the sales start with DNA we encountered some unexpected technical problems in the shipping process for pre-order customers."
Unexpected technical problems in the shipping process? This sounds really cheesy. Like throwing out something to make the customer buzz off without saying anything.
Come on Jolla, you can do better than this vague and opaque pseudo-explanation.
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2013-12-12
, 12:29
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Joined on Nov 2007
@ Finland
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#477
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Who knows, maybe the technical difficulties were as follows:
- Jolla got 10000 phones in stock.
- Jolla got 10000 preorders
- DNA wanted 5000 phones inmediately for selling at the stores
- Therefore....5000 of the preorders had to be delayed....
Technical Problems = we are still waiting for more devices from the factory.
I can't find any other explanation.
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2013-12-12
, 12:35
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Joined on Nov 2013
@ Finland
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#478
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2013-12-12
, 12:38
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Posts: 228 |
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Joined on Jan 2012
@ UK
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#480
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