I Found Em!

[Sadikk 301]

http://www.brightpoint.com/Brightpoint/Ind...ting/11035.html

This is main channel/distributors between NOKIA and RELIANCE in inida.

These people bring new models and program them on reliance for us.

Lets flood them with all our quiries.

Lets ask them why we not getting handset launched here even after its been launched and out-dated in west and other parts of asia??

channelsales@brightpoint.co.in

finance@brightpoint.co.in

hr@brightpoint.co.in

customercare@brightpoint.co.in

service.centre@brightpoint.co.in

Edited October 12, 2006 by munnamobile

[tanveer 59]

I think rather than asking for new handsets, we should pressurise them to improve the after sales services.

They manage nokia care for CDMA in delhi at least.

[rits76 0]

I think rather than asking for new handsets, we should pressurise them to improve the after sales services.

They manage nokia care for CDMA in delhi at least.

I totally agree. In Mumbai, they are apparently the only ones "allowed" to repair Nokia CDMA phones. A few Nokia service centers accept CDMA phones - but they clearly tell us that the phone will be sent to the Parel office of BrightPoint.

I have tried contacting them on the phone and email - no one answers the phone and emails I sent bounced back (I dont remember the exact email id I used.)

As much as I love Nokia, I think their CDMA phones are an embarrassment. I agree that Reliance locks a lot of features - but Nokia doesnt really provide much to begin with.

I have a Nokia 6255 lying useless. I dropped it once and some component that connects the mic to the PCB got cracked. Even the guys at BrightPoint could not repair it because that part is unavailable. I can use a hands-free kit to talk but that is not a realistic option all the time.

So now I have switched back to my old and trusted LG2030.