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i ordered 3 product but i received one product defect. already i paid online amount.
after received product i shocked i am very disappointed, i called deodap support team but not received.
trust is most imp .
When you order your gps will be far away from where you order and they also not let you see or change gps location before and when I called customer service about this there call ai said our customer service will call u in a day it has been 10 days no order and no customer service i also informed to there gamil also no response
I am writting from India
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