Usually I wouldn’t recommend buying things from strangers in vans, Nokia is the exception
By Stefan Constantinescu on Tuesday, May 8th, 2007 at 12:47 AM PST In Financial/Corporate News
Business Week has an article about Nokia (NYSE: NOK)’s efforts to sell their devices to the poorest and remote regions of India.
Throw a few sub woofers in there and you’ll have a partymobile.
I am from India and would never recommend a Nokia.
Its got the worst service of all of the hand set companies in India.
Even after 3 rounds to the repair centre, my nokia phone is till not working.
Its a common feature here, with more people standing in lines for second/third time repair after their handset is not repaired the first time itself.
Aarushi, did it occur to you that that Nokia has about 60-70% market share in India? That means they sell hundreds of millions of headsets >> ALL manufacturers have defective devices >> even a small fraction of defective ones out of hundeds of millions is bound to lead to lines and not everyone getting stellar service.