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Have an outstanding order that's almost a month old. They don't respond to emails and do not pick up phone calls. Stay away from this company.
March 11, 2022
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Affordable Home Automation Systems & Solutions for Everyday Life
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74th Street 11311, 33773, Largo, United States
- smarthome-products.com
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Terribly unprofessional and unresponsive
Terribly unprofessional. Rude, and takes 4 days to respond. try calling their phone number. bet you get a voicemail... try sending an email.. bet you dont get a response.. clearly a company that doesnt understand how to run a business in 2019. Stay away.. far far away. the Products may be smart, but the company is far from it.
November 22, 2019
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