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Son téléphone à 1.869 € tombe en panne : Éric, de Mons, veut se faire rembourser mais commet une erreur à ne surtout pas reproduire !

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Éric, 35 ans, pensait se faire plaisir en achetant un smartphone haut de gamme. Mais après plusieurs passages au service après-vente, son téléphone ne fonctionne toujours pas correctement. Le Montois réclame un remboursement. Selon Testachats, il a toutefois commis une erreur dan

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