Mobile Phone Dealers Detail
Cell phone dealers are sprouting like mushrooms in our malls. I snapped this picture while doing my shopping rounds last Sunday with my hubby and the kids. Noticed the old model Nokia Phones? The store is mobile phone recycling shop where they will buy your unwanted old phones for a considerable amount. They also accept trade-in scheme where you will just add a certain amount from your old phone to get a new one. Isn’t it great?
Some of the mobile phones dealers IN AS much as people will like to buy their mobile phones from recognized dealers and shops, the new trend that is gaining currency in the industry is the sale of mobile phones on tables and even trays.
Several mobile phone shops in Abu Dhabi have been fined a total of more than Dh200,000 for selling fake Sony Ericsson cellular products although they say such products are already in the local market.
At least 20 dealers were summoned by court at the Abu Dhabi Municipality last week and told to pay Dh10,000 each for dealing in Chinese-made Sony Ericsson chargers, batteries, headsets and other fake items.
Dealers said they were not given a chance to defend themselves in court and were ordered to pay the fine or face jail and closure of their shops.
Cell phone dealers are sprouting like mushrooms in our malls. I snapped this picture while doing my shopping rounds last Sunday with my hubby and the kids. Noticed the old model Nokia Phones? The store is mobile phone recycling shop where they will buy your unwanted old phones for a considerable amount. They also accept trade-in scheme where you will just add a certain amount from your old phone to get a new one. Isn’t it great?
Some of the mobile phones dealers IN AS much as people will like to buy their mobile phones from recognized dealers and shops, the new trend that is gaining currency in the industry is the sale of mobile phones on tables and even trays.
Several mobile phone shops in Abu Dhabi have been fined a total of more than Dh200,000 for selling fake Sony Ericsson cellular products although they say such products are already in the local market.
At least 20 dealers were summoned by court at the Abu Dhabi Municipality last week and told to pay Dh10,000 each for dealing in Chinese-made Sony Ericsson chargers, batteries, headsets and other fake items.
Dealers said they were not given a chance to defend themselves in court and were ordered to pay the fine or face jail and closure of their shops.
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