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Fornitore di Energia Elettrica e Gas Naturale. 100% italiano.
Via Primo Maggio, 49, 50053, Empoli, Italy
3.4
1K reviews
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This company asks clients to read the numbers on the gas contactor. This company offers very POOR-QUALITY client service. They don't answer your questions properly and are UNPROFESSIONAL distributors. THEY ARE TOO EXPENSIVE compared to OTHER distributors in ITALY, BASED ON THEIR BAD SERVICE.
It is to notice that not all client speak well the italien langauge. It will be nice f the correspondence even in English.
Pamela vostra collaboratrice efficiente e professionale
Reply from VOLTY
Ciao, possiamo avere anche la quinta stella?
VOLTY
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