The question is "what would you do", right?
Easy! ->
Wrap it in a nice valentine packaging paper and hand it to the wife including PR1.2 preinstalled.
This way we can play together and Nokia and their friends pay for not including individual score records of Mahjong best times
vodafone are stupid. the same thing happened to me when i ordered the N97 from them.
my original order was placed online and as it failed to arrive on release date their phone agent placed a second order on the phone. and yep got both of them on the same day. there seems to be a bug with their order tracking.
i waited a few days. called them to check if i signed up for two monthly contracts or one. everything was fine.
il leave it to your imagination as to what i did in the end.
(hint: 2 crappy N97's might make up one great N900)
vodafone are stupid. the same thing happened to me when i ordered the N97 from them.
my original order was placed online and as it failed to arrive on release date their phone agent placed a second order on the phone. and yep got both of them on the same day. there seems to be a bug with their order tracking.
i waited a few days. called them to check if i signed up for two monthly contracts or one. everything was fine.
il leave it to your imagination as to what i did in the end.
(hint: 2 crappy N97's might make up one great N900)
I was tempted to keep it. all the forums i have visited they keep the phone with them and their networks didnt noticed it and they were not charged. only thing that made me return it is that my wife got lots of beliefs about karma ... bad things might happen etc. so I was forced to return it. Id like to sell it to get an xperia x10 but anyway im happy now im free from that pressure.
I've had the same thing happen to me with a a fridge they sent me out one and 2 days later they sent me out another, usually mess ups like this are computer glitches caused by user error and are not on recorded i kept the 2nd fridge considered a buy one get one free deal and my mother was extremely happy with her early mothersday gift
i dont consider it dishonest or theft, the way i see it is if i was given something even if it was by mistake and they do not call to try fix the mistake that has been made then they dont care if u got more then wat u paid for. its like going to an ATM and withdrawing 50 dollars but when the money came out u get 2 50 dollars stuck to each other ... would you really go into the bank and hand back the extra 50 u recieved.
when i get a package here from A1 Vodafone they always leave it right in front of the door without taking a signature or something....
i would keep it @ home .... and if they ask me i would say "i ordered 1, and i got what i ordered, not my problem, itīs the problem of DHL"
when your got two its not vodaphones fault.... its dhl's fault... and i would let them pay for that.... it wouldn't be the first "lost" package... because many packages already has been stolen, because they not even look if someone is @ home....
if i would be that guy from dhl... i would give the package to the neighbours, take their signature and would leave a message in teh mailbox...
