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Domotelec: Jusqu'à 30% de remise sur les plus grandes marques de radiateurs électriques et climatisation. Devis et vente en ligne. Installation sur toute la France.
France
4.3
260 reviews
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Second time I am using Dometelec. There will be no third try.
Placed an order two weeks ago. This item appeared and *still* appears today as ‘available ‘ and shipment ‘within 3 to 4 weeks’.
Got a message one week after placing the order letting me know my order will be shipped within 8 weeks.
Unacceptable.
Please excuse me speaking in English, but I placed an order on 5th of March, now we are the 31st and my order is still not dispatched. It doesn’t seems this website is reliable and certainly I wouldn’t use it again
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