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I'm happy with my purchase
I bought 2 Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge from them, saving more than 50 euro each. They sent me the desired products in perfect condition : new, original, packed safely.
Paid the phones in 07/07/2017 and received the products in 11/07/2017. I used PayPal so I my payment was 100% safe. If you don't trust a website, just use PayPal so you could get back your money in 60 days.
For me it was a regular purchase, with a positive outcome.
I can recommend them without worries.
Thank you Acquistabene.
July 14, 2017
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