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Leather interior
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This vehicle has already been d on a different post at different prices...

https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/3529436/super-clean-2011-maxima#52101153

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This vehicle has already been d on a different post at different prices...

https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/3529333/bought-brand-new-2012-nissan-maxima

Are there 2 different sellers for one car?

winzy:
Make I pack here first....

Abeg pack well well oooo

olylove:
Maybe dem go replace am with Phantom 6

If i hear...

Those people that were behaving like they were doing you a favour just because you walked into their office

So I posted last week about a fire incident with my Tecno phone.
Please see link to previous post: https://nairaland.macsoftware.info/3509955/all-current-prospective-tecno-c9

In the last post, a lot of people mentioned the possibility of it being a current surged issue. As much as I agree with them on the likelihood of this, I particularly believe that incident wasn't as a result of current surge.

I am an engineer, currently working with a telecoms firm. There are high end telecoms devices which also feed from the same power source as my phone and up till now, the facilities management guys have not reported any power surge in the companies power supply on that day also, none of the devices was shut down or even had a fluctuation on that day.

Incidentally,i also have 2 colleagues who also use the Techno C9 in my office and both of them had their phones plugged in at the same time as mine and didn't experience any issues with their phones.

All of this and some more investigations carried out made me come to the conclusion that it was a manufacturers defect on my phone.

I know my saying that my phone caught fire might have seemed like an exaggeration but with the situation and temperature that it was when it was discovered, there is no better way that i could have explained it.

Firstly, i was lucky to have seen it at the time that i did, (I still believe it was divine intervention) , and i was able to rescued it before it got worse. If you look closely at the picture, you would notice that the back cover of the phone was already melting. That showed that either the back cover was made with cheap plastic or the temperature of the burn was very high, enough to begin to melt the cover.

Also, the phone was placed on a non combustible surface which also helped minimise the extent of the burn. Imagine if it was place on a mattress, I am sure we would be telling a different story.

As planned, i visited the carlcare service center in opebi on Saturday and i confirmed that I was indeed being punished. the punishment was not in the stress of having to go to the office but rather in the quality of service being offered to customers by the organisation.
Apparently, VI guys are the good guys.
After interacting with the supervisor at the Opebi office as well as a couple of front desk attendants, I can confidently say that insensitivity to customer needs in addition to rudeness and arrogance is actually the organisations culture.

I wonder if it is because they are currently the only service center for tecno phones.

i look forward to other organisations coming up and giving them stiff competition.

In the end, i was "FORCED" to pay for the repairs of my phone without any concrete and valid reason as to why i have to and all because the company policy (which i was not privy to until that day) says i should.

I look forward to picking up my phone in good condition tomorrow.

seunfly:
Can't u get a lawyer? U can actually file a suit against them and I hope u document how they acted to u in the other centre.

Lollls.

I actually tot of that too.
Since my case is still the single reported case, I am holding on to my lawsuit first.

The moment I hear of another person making a report of a similar incident... i am definately filing a lawsuit

Norman4real:
How much is the repair cost that got u all worked up like this... Bro just pay and get done with it, those guys at carlcare just be insensitive like that, they'll push u around all year long for nothing.

i wish i saw this message earlier. I would have just paid the N1.2k i was asked to and moved on with my life
You are so correct.
The guys at carlcare apparently do everything else but care for their customers.

It seems like insensitivity to customer needs in addition to rudeness and arrogance is actually the organisations culture.

Really sad experience. I must say

easrael:
He's actually lying

He can't even spell Tecno well and you're framing it up again....

The pictures don't even look like one a regular person took

FAKE THREAD

So sad that you feel this way.

Unfortunately, i am not obligated in anyway to prove to you that this thread is not fake.

Please go ahead with living in your bubble.

fyi: I am a "SHE"

Fundango:
Hope that was not another BOMB in da making.


Well Oups!wish you good luck.

I hope so too ooo.

Thanks alot

sod09:
u said it like its d entire phone like Samsung....

I was lucky to have noticed it on time.

Imagine, it was on my bed and charging overnight.....

joespiceman:
chai like play like play ç9 don don get heat period

Na so we see am ooo

Tallesty1:
The damage no too much when you look at it from outside.

Yeah,

But it actually affected the charging port and the mouth piece. So i cant charge my phone and i cant hear when i make calls.

Emescot:
Maybe its the electric current or maybe over-charging, just close your eyes and repair it before they refer you to their main office in Ghana

Lollls

Isssokay.....

Raph01:
See Me see wahala oo

Hmmm

Serious Issue ooo

Apparently, Techno C9 phones has ed the league of mobile phones catching fire.
Yesterday, Thursday, 8th December, At about 12 noon while in the office, I realized that the battery of my recently purchased Tecno C9 phone was at 32% so as I always do, I plugged to the electric outlet beside my table.
After about one hour, I ed that I was supposed to have received a phone call I was expecting and I decided to confirm if my phone wasn’t on silent mode. As soon as I picked up my phone, a very strong smell of electric burn hit my nose and the phone was very hot. In an attempt to disconnect the charger, the cable came off completely burnt leaving the head of the charger still inside the charging port of the phone. I had to wait a while for the phone to cool off before I was able to pull out the remaining part of the charger from the phone.
Apparently, the charger had been melting into the phone. It was a good thing that I checked the phone at the time I did, otherwise the damage would have been worse. Upon further investigation, I realized that it was only the charging port and the mouthpiece that had been affected by the burn.
This incident brings into remembrance stories on the internet about houses being burnt down as a result of a charging phone placed on a bed. And I would forever be grateful to God that is happened in my office and not at home as I sometime place my phone on my bed while it is charging.

My Experience at the Tecno Service Center

Today, Friday, 9th Dec,2016. I went to the CarlCare center on 125, Amodu Ojikutu, Victoria Island. Apparently, they are the exclusive authorized service center of Tecno, Infinix, Itel and Syinix devices.
On getting there, I was attended to by a lady at the reception called Bukola and after explaining to her, she went on to carry on her investigation and came back to tell me that it was a physical damage incident and I had to pay for the damaged parts to be fixed.
I was seriously disappointed by this considering that my phone as at the time of this incident, my phone was being charged in my office which also houses and provides power to several huge telecoms devices. And aside from my phone, no other devices or phones used by my colleagues had electrical fault.
I asked for a policy document which stated clearly how factory defects where being differentiated from physical damages and she directed me to a board in the reception. Upon going thru the information on the board, I realized that they was no mention of electrical burn as a physical damage.
So I insisted on refusing to accept it as a physical damage but rather a factory defect. Bukola , thereafter, referred me up to a higher person, a lady named “Rotimi” who I found out was in charge of the center. After explaining myself once again to Rotimi, she responded ( with not even the slightest remorse) that since I insist that it is a factory defect, she would have to refer me to their head office in Opebi as they don’t deal with factory defect cases here in their VI office.
This particular action, I sincerely believe was a deliberate act to punish me for refusing to accept it was a physical damage and just pay up for the request because I do not want to believe that all factory defect cases brought to the VI center are sent to the Opebi HQ and I seriously take this as an offence to my person as a customer.
Tecno and Carlcare really need to begin to treat their customers better. They cannot expect us to pay for their errors. It isn’t done anywhere in the world and I refuse to accept that sort of treatment in Nigeria.
I would be visiting the Opebi office tomorrow and I sincerely hope that their customer service is way better that what I experienced in the VI branch.


UPDATE

In the last post, a lot of people mentioned the possibility of it being a current surged issue. As much as I agree with them on the likelihood of this, I particularly believe that incident wasn't as a result of current surge.

I am an engineer, currently working with a telecoms firm. There are high end telecoms devices which also feed from the same power source as my phone and up till now, the facilities management guys have not reported any power surge in the companies power supply on that day also, none of the devices was shut down or even had a fluctuation on that day.

Incidentally,i also have 2 colleagues who also use the Techno C9 in my office and both of them had their phones plugged in at the same time as mine and didn't experience any issues with their phones.

All of this and some more investigations carried out made me come to the conclusion that it was a manufacturers defect on my phone.

I know my saying that my phone caught fire might have seemed like an exaggeration but with the situation and temperature that it was when it was discovered, there is no better way that i could have explained it.

Firstly, i was lucky to have seen it at the time that i did, (I still believe it was divine intervention) , and i was able to rescued it before it got worse. If you look closely at the picture, you would notice that the back cover of the phone was already melting. That showed that either the back cover was made with cheap plastic or the temperature of the burn was very high, enough to begin to melt the cover.

Also, the phone was placed on a non combustible surface which also helped minimise the extent of the burn. Imagine if it was place on a mattress, I am sure we would be telling a different story.

As planned, i visited the carlcare service center in opebi on Saturday and i confirmed that I was indeed being punished. the punishment was not in the stress of having to go to the office but rather in the quality of service being offered to customers by the organisation.
Apparently, VI guys are the good guys.
After interacting with the supervisor at the Opebi office as well as a couple of front desk attendants, I can confidently say that insensitivity to customer needs in addition to rudeness and arrogance is actually the organisations culture.

I wonder if it is because they are currently the only service center for tecno phones.

i look forward to other organisations coming up and giving them stiff competition.

In the end, i was "FORCED" to pay for the repairs of my phone without any concrete and valid reason as to why i have to and all because the company policy (which i was not privy to until that day) says i should.

I look forward to picking up my phone in good condition tomorrow.

Enybliss:
my brother's c9 gets very hot often, like its gonna burst into flames, to make your story more credible you'll need to add pictures, anyways lemme call Lalasticlala

I have added pictures.

Thanks

Apparently, Techno C9 phones has ed the league of mobile phones catching fire.
Yesterday, Thursday, 8th December, At about 12 noon while in the office, I realized that the battery of my recently purchased Tecno C9 phone was at 32% so as I always do, I plugged to the electric outlet beside my table.
After about one hour, I ed that I was supposed to have received a phone call I was expecting and I decided to confirm if my phone wasn’t on silent mode. As soon as I picked up my phone, a very strong smell of electric burn hit my nose and the phone was very hot. In an attempt to disconnect the charger, the cable came off completely burnt leaving the head of the charger still inside the charging port of the phone. I had to wait a while for the phone to cool off before I was able to pull out the remaining part of the charger from the phone.
Apparently, the charger had been melting into the phone. It was a good thing that I checked the phone at the time I did, otherwise the damage would have been worse. Upon further investigation, I realized that it was only the charging port and the mouthpiece that had been affected by the burn.
This incident brings into remembrance stories on the internet about houses being burnt down as a result of a charging phone placed on a bed. And I would forever be grateful to God that is happened in my office and not at home as I sometime place my phone on my bed while it is charging.

My Experience at the Tecno Service Center

Today, Friday, 9th Dec,2016. I went to the CarlCare center on 125, Amodu Ojikutu, Victoria Island. Apparently, they are the exclusive authorized service center of Tecno, Infinix, Itel and Syinix devices.
On getting there, I was attended to by a lady at the reception called Bukola and after explaining to her, she went on to carry on her investigation and came back to tell me that it was a physical damage incident and I had to pay for the damaged parts to be fixed.
I was seriously disappointed by this considering that my phone as at the time of this incident, my phone was being charged in my office which also houses and provides power to several huge telecoms devices. And aside from my phone, no other devices or phones used by my colleagues had electrical fault.
I asked for a policy document which stated clearly how factory defects where being differentiated from physical damages and she directed me to a board in the reception. Upon going thru the information on the board, I realized that they was no mention of electrical burn as a physical damage.
So I insisted on refusing to accept it as a physical damage but rather a factory defect. Bukola , thereafter, referred me up to a higher person, a lady named “Rotimi” who I found out was in charge of the center. After explaining myself once again to Rotimi, she responded ( with not even the slightest remorse) that since I insist that it is a factory defect, she would have to refer me to their head office in Opebi as they don’t deal with factory defect cases here in their VI office.
This particular action, I sincerely believe was a deliberate act to punish me for refusing to accept it was a physical damage and just pay up for the request because I do not want to believe that all factory defect cases brought to the VI center are sent to the Opebi HQ and I seriously take this as an offence to my person as a customer.
Tecno and Carlcare really need to begin to treat their customers better. They cannot expect us to pay for their errors. It isn’t done anywhere in the world and I refuse to accept that sort of treatment in Nigeria.
I would be visiting the Opebi office tomorrow and I sincerely hope that their customer service is way better that what I experienced in the VI branch.


UPDATE

In the last post, a lot of people mentioned the possibility of it being a current surged issue. As much as I agree with them on the likelihood of this, I particularly believe that incident wasn't as a result of current surge.

I am an engineer, currently working with a telecoms firm. There are high end telecoms devices which also feed from the same power source as my phone and up till now, the facilities management guys have not reported any power surge in the companies power supply on that day also, none of the devices was shut down or even had a fluctuation on that day.

Incidentally,i also have 2 colleagues who also use the Techno C9 in my office and both of them had their phones plugged in at the same time as mine and didn't experience any issues with their phones.

All of this and some more investigations carried out made me come to the conclusion that it was a manufacturers defect on my phone.

I know my saying that my phone caught fire might have seemed like an exaggeration but with the situation and temperature that it was when it was discovered, there is no better way that i could have explained it.

Firstly, i was lucky to have seen it at the time that i did, (I still believe it was divine intervention) , and i was able to rescued it before it got worse. If you look closely at the picture, you would notice that the back cover of the phone was already melting. That showed that either the back cover was made with cheap plastic or the temperature of the burn was very high, enough to begin to melt the cover.

Also, the phone was placed on a non combustible surface which also helped minimise the extent of the burn. Imagine if it was place on a mattress, I am sure we would be telling a different story.

As planned, i visited the carlcare service center in opebi on Saturday and i confirmed that I was indeed being punished. the punishment was not in the stress of having to go to the office but rather in the quality of service being offered to customers by the organisation.
Apparently, VI guys are the good guys.
After interacting with the supervisor at the Opebi office as well as a couple of front desk attendants, I can confidently say that insensitivity to customer needs in addition to rudeness and arrogance is actually the organisations culture.

I wonder if it is because they are currently the only service center for tecno phones.

i look forward to other organisations coming up and giving them stiff competition.

In the end, i was "FORCED" to pay for the repairs of my phone without any concrete and valid reason as to why i have to and all because the company policy (which i was not privy to until that day) says i should.

I look forward to picking up my phone in good condition tomorrow.

LORETA:
am from fugar. a sailor

I have a very good friend from Fugar too

mfrizzy:
ekpon

See my broda oooo.
What part of Ekpon are you from.
I am from Ijeduma

Shola2009:
Yea me too, im from one village like that,in Edo state!

Seriously

I am Wene from Ekpon in Igueben LGA in Edo state. Born and bred in lagos.

Last year was easy, i guess it was because it was a work day. I am already getting the feeling that this year is going to be tough. Sadness and depression are beginning to set in. Anyway, i have ed a lot of movies which I hope to watch to take my mind off the valentines day thinking. I hope it works

Hmmmm... Na wa ooo...

MizAusta:
N25, 500.

What is the 500 for?

So I don't fall into any of these category but I am still waiting for a responsible guy to come and toast me.. All the ones hanging around me don,t know what they want. Is there something wrong?

The HQ of Mansard Insurance PLC caught fire at about 12 noon today, 9th Dec, 2014.

Click link below to view a video of the building on fire.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10154891113295335&set=vb.790405334&type=2&theater