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Tenho NOS e ligaram-me da MEO a tentarem-me convencer a aceitar basicamente o mesmo serviзo que jб tenho mas a pagar mais 20 euros!
Ainda lhe perguntei onde estava a vantagem em mudar para a MEO se ia ter o mesmo serviзo mas bem mais caro e a resposta foi: "mas vai ter uma tecnologia melhor".
Aconteceu-me isso em tempos com a Cabovisгo, e disseram que o contato previa isso.
Como jб estava no ъltimo mкs e a contar sair, nгo me chateei.
Antes disso, por ter reclamado de ter ficado sem AXN durante uns dias, deram TVCine а borla por 1 mкs.
Quando reclamei a ъnica coisa que aconteceu foi terem me respondido quase um mкs depois e ainda por cima a dizerem que nгo se sabia de nada ainda.
Entretanto a maior parte da "carneirada" jб estб a pagar mais 1 euro de aluguer por mais uma tralha electrуnica que lhes vai devolver os canais, pelos quais jб tinham contratado, e ainda com o bуnus de mais uns quantos que tкm a inquestionбvel missгo de acabar de encher o meio cйrebro com ranho.
Tenho NOS e ligaram-me da MEO a tentarem-me convencer a aceitar basicamente o mesmo serviзo que jб tenho mas a pagar mais 20 euros!
Ainda lhe perguntei onde estava a vantagem em mudar para a MEO se ia ter o mesmo serviзo mas bem mais caro e a resposta foi: "mas vai ter uma tecnologia melhor".
A MEO 4G esta bastante pior que a NOS pelo menos nos sitios onde frequento.
Atй podia estar melhor mas nunca justificaria uma diferenзa de 20 euros pelos mesmos serviзos.
Venho aqui relatar uma situaзгo que se passou comigo e com a NOS hoje, onde me senti vнtima de abuso e tentativa de burla.
Antes de mais queria deixar aqui descrito os serviзos que tenho:
- Net 100 megas (120 reais)
- TV com 140 canais (+/- nem sei o nъmero certo)
- telefone fixo ilimitado
- 1 cartгo com chamadas e net 2GB.
Pago 56,30Ђ por mкs.
Ligaram-me para o meu telemуvel hoje а tarde:
-NOS: (identificam-se como sendo da NOS e pedem para falar comigo)
-NOS: Bla bla bla, de que vamos gravar a conversa para fins de prova de transacзгo comercial.
-NOS: Vamos fazer uma actualizaзгo ao seu serviзo por ser nosso cliente hб muito tempo.
-NOS: Estou a ver que й nosso cliente hб mais de 10 anos.
-NOS: Este melhoramento que vamos fazer ao seu plano vai ser muito bom para si pois vai ficar com muito melhor serviзo:
-NOS: Vai ficar com 176 canais
-NOS: Vai passar a ter 200 megas
-NOS: Mantйm o telefone fixo e a internet que tem no seu cartгo passa de 2GB para 3GB.
-NOS: E ainda fica com 7GB de net mуvel.
-NOS: Fica ainda com a nova box da UMA que й muito melhor que a sua actual. O senhor conheзe a UMA?
-Eu: Sim conheзo. Essa actualizaзгo parece-me muito boa e interessante. (e pensei cб para comigo, isto nгo й normal, aqui hб gato).
-NOS: O senhor concorda com esta actualizaзгo?
-Eu: Eu, sim, claro que sim. (nгo disse nada mas pensei, mesmo que tenha que ficar mais 2 anos fidelizado merece bem a pena, apesar de nгo precisar de tantos canais e de jб ter uma net mуvel fornecida pelo empresa onde trabalho, se й oferta vamos a isso)
-NOS: Pronto o senhor tem noзгo de quanto paga?
-Eu: hmmmm, sim tenho, sгo 56,30Ђ
-NOS: Pronto, com esta actualizaзгo o senhor fica a pagar 72,50Ђ
-Eu: Desculpa! O quк? Fico a pagar o quк?
-Eu: Entгo mas disse que me ia fazer uma actualizaзгo ao meu serviзo!
-Eu: Disse que ia melhorar o serviзo por eu ser cliente hб muito tempo!
-Eu: Agora, estб a dizer-me que vai aumentar a mensalidade de 56,30Ђ para 72,50Ђ?! Entгo que conversa foi aquela no inнcio?
-NOS: Mas este valor й um preзo promocional que o senhor pode aproveitar.
-Eu: Olhe desculpe, nгo estou interessado em nada muito menos em pagar 72,50Ђ por mкs, adeus e boa tarde.
Pб, fiquei a remoer naquela conversa de ma da tipa e fui espreitar os preзos que estгo no site da NOS.
Nгo й que aquilo que ela me descreveu й o serviзo NOS 5 que custa Ђ72,50/mкs no site da NOS.
Basicamente tentou enganar-me com a histуria de ser um melhoramento e uma promoзгo por eu ser cliente hб muito tempo.
Й uma conversa para enganar as pessoas que atй mete nojo!
A NOS decidiu sortear o meu nъmero para brincar comigo!
Passados poucos dias voltaram a ligar-me para o mesmo tempo de engodo:
-NOS: (identificam-se como sendo da NOS e pedem para falar comigo)
-NOS: Bla bla bla, de que vamos gravar a conversa para fins de prova de transacзгo comercial.
(desta vez nгo referiram que eu era um cliente de longa data.)
-NOS: Vamos fazer uma actualizaзгo ao seu serviзo para melhorar as suas condiзхes. E com isto vai ficar com.
-Eu: Olhe desculpe, mas VГO FAZER uma actualizaзгo ao seu serviзo?! Isso quer dizer que vгo efectivamente fazer esse melhoramento ao meu serviзo? E que nгo envolve mexer no preзo do contrato certo?
-NOS: Bom, o preзo irб mexer, mas й um valor baixo.
-Eu: AH! Isso й outra coisa, vocк estб a propor uma alteraзгo ao meu contrato! Isso implicarб novos preзos e novos perнodos de fidelizaзгo! Isso й outra coisa, nгo diga que VAI fazer um melhoramento! Vocк sу quer propor! Sгo coisas bem diferentes.
-NOS: Mas й uma diferenзa de valor baixa, estou aqui a ver e vai ficar com mais canais e mais internet no cartгo associado.
-Eu: Olhe, eu tenho 140 canais e nem 10 canais vejo, tenho 100 Megas de internet e se fossem 50 chegava-me, tenho um cartгo com 2GB de Internet e normalmente usa 500MB. Portanto eu NГO tenho necessidade de aumentar nenhum serviзo. E como tal nгo quero aumentar, nem sequer 1 cкntimo, o meu contracto. Se me quiser actualizar o serviзo como dizem que querem fazer, aн sim estгo а vontade de melhorar o que quiserem.
-NOS:. (silкncio de 5 segundos) OK, entгo deixe estar, boa tarde.
A NOS decidiu sortear o meu nъmero para brincar comigo!
Passados poucos dias voltaram a ligar-me para o mesmo tempo de engodo:
-NOS: (identificam-se como sendo da NOS e pedem para falar comigo)
-NOS: Bla bla bla, de que vamos gravar a conversa para fins de prova de transacзгo comercial.
(desta vez nгo referiram que eu era um cliente de longa data.)
-NOS: Vamos fazer uma actualizaзгo ao seu serviзo para melhorar as suas condiзхes. E com isto vai ficar com.
-Eu: Olhe desculpe, mas VГO FAZER uma actualizaзгo ao seu serviзo?! Isso quer dizer que vгo efectivamente fazer esse melhoramento ao meu serviзo? E que nгo envolve mexer no preзo do contrato certo?
-NOS: Bom, o preзo irб mexer, mas й um valor baixo.
-Eu: AH! Isso й outra coisa, vocк estб a propor uma alteraзгo ao meu contrato! Isso implicarб novos preзos e novos perнodos de fidelizaзгo! Isso й outra coisa, nгo diga que VAI fazer um melhoramento! Vocк sу quer propor! Sгo coisas bem diferentes.
-NOS: Mas й uma diferenзa de valor baixa, estou aqui a ver e vai ficar com mais canais e mais internet no cartгo associado.
-Eu: Olhe, eu tenho 140 canais e nem 10 canais vejo, tenho 100 Megas de internet e se fossem 50 chegava-me, tenho um cartгo com 2GB de Internet e normalmente usa 500MB. Portanto eu NГO tenho necessidade de aumentar nenhum serviзo. E como tal nгo quero aumentar, nem sequer 1 cкntimo, o meu contracto. Se me quiser actualizar o serviзo como dizem que querem fazer, aн sim estгo а vontade de melhorar o que quiserem.
-NOS:. (silкncio de 5 segundos) OK, entгo deixe estar, boa tarde.
Tenho aqui uma lista jeitosa de telefones bloqueados.
Jб devia era haver uma app online com os nъmeros a bloquear, para nгo ter de levar com essa gentinha!
Tenho aqui uma lista jeitosa de telefones bloqueados.
Jб devia era haver uma app online com os nъmeros a bloquear, para nгo ter de levar com essa gentinha!
"Odisseia" da NOS para, apуs rescisгo de contrato, fazer a entrega dos equipamentos:
- apуs preencher o documento de rescisгo informaram de que me iriam ligar para agendar entrega dos equipamentos
- ligaram, agendaram dia/hora/local e apareceram antes da hora no local errado. Como nгo estava no local o estafeta ligou-me, ao que eu informei de que nгo era aquela nem a hora combinada, e que ele estava bem longe do local combinado. Estafeta informou que me iriam ligar de volta nos prуximos dias
- como nгo ligaram, e por iniciativa prуpria, desloquei-me а loja NOS do C.C.Allegro, para de forma voluntбria, fazer a entrega dos equipamentos. Negaram-me tal entrega, ao que eu pedi o Livro de Reclamaзхes e registei esse facto
- entretanto passaram "alguns" dias sem contacto da NOS
- esta semana recebo DUAS cartas iguais, em tom AMEAЗADOR, em que tinha poucos dias ou para agendar (via contacto telefуnico para o nє 800 101 991) nova recolha em dia/hora/local que indicasse, ou para, de livre vontade ir a uma loja NOS fazer a entrega dos equipamentos - indicaram-me uma lista de lojas onde o podia fazer, lista essa - PASME-SE, conta a loja C.C.Allegro da NOS onde voluntariamente me dirigi e me negaram tal entrega) ou pagar 250€ pelos equipamentos
- agendamento feito para a prуxima 2Є feira - a ver se cumprem desta vez
- face a esta brincadeira de muito mau gosto, com cartas em tom ameaзador, liguei para o tal nє e o elogio melhor que fiz foi chamar BURROS a este senhores da NOS pois estгo a pedir-me para fazer uma entrega numa loja, loja essa onde eu jб fui e me recusaram tal acзгo.
Mas anda tudo doido na NOS. [:vm)][:vm)]
Acabei de ser contactado atravйs do 932008494 sendo que a ideia seria fazer uma "atualizaзгo ao meu serviзo".
Perguntaram quanto gastava de telemуvel por mкs. Disse que gastava entre 10Ђ e 15Ђ e propuseram a adiзгo do meu nъmero а fatura por 13Ђ com as seguintes condiзхes:
A parte da Internet foi dita meia a correr e ouvi lб no meio a palavra "hotspot".
Questionei se os 15gb eram alguma Banda Larga Mуvel mas a resposta foi que eram no telemуvel.
Sу ao segundo pedido de esclarecimento me foi dito que os 15gb eram atravйs dos hotspots espalhados por aн, ou seja, teria apenas 500mb de trбfego disponнvel.
Completamente ridнculo principalmente quando (a menos que se tenha alterado entretanto) jб tenho acesso ao Hotspot Fon.
Й jб a segunda vez que me ligam em menos de duas semanas para tentar refidelizar mas nгo vгo ter sorte.
Aproxima-se o final do ano e a confusгo do aumento anual e respetivas reclamaзхes. Todos os anos por esta altura, eles comeзam a cair que nem cгes esfomeados a tentar refidelizar clientes.
Tenho uma box da nos(octaltv) daquelas que custam +1Ђ а factura mensal, sу apanho meia dъzia de canais, nos outros diz que nгo tem sinal de antena.
A antena estб boa, o cabo й recente e funciona 5 ligando directamente а TV.
Posto isto, basta ir a uma loja nos e eles trocam na hora? As coisas estгo em nome do meu pai, neste momento nгo estб em Portugal, eu, como filho, posso ir a uma loja trocar a box?
Liga para a linha de apoio/бrea tйcnica e pergunta: 16990 + 3 + 1 [;)]
Й isso que vou fazer, apenas perguntei aqui para o caso de alguйm saber.
Tambйm me ligaram no outro dia para "actualizar" o serviзo de casa dos meus paнs, com grandes "vantagens" por ser cliente antigo.
De resto, mais do mesmo, queriam adicionar telemуveis ao pacote e ficar a pagar muito mais. [:)]
Fico й sem palavras por ainda andarem a tentar vender tarifбrios com 500 megas de internet. SURREAL
Atualmente tenho 7 GB por 8,49 euros / mкs e nгo costuma sobrar muito, mesmo assim a maior parte do consumo й por wi-fi, 18 GB no ъltimo mкs, ou seja para estar а vontade e nгo depender do wi-fi precisava de um tarifбrio com 30 GB de net.
Nгo fosse aquela familia corrupta ainda eu era capaz de voltar. Mas poderei voltar quando sairem.
Essa de ligarem para actualizar os tarifбrios. ligaram aos meus pais para meterem 100/100 de net e acho que 5Gb nos telemуveis por "apenas" nгo sei quanto por mкs.
Eles nem smartphone tem e net sу mesmo para abrir os jornais, gmail e pouco mais (nem facebook usam)
Isto acho que й um abuso dizerem que vгo "melhorar" os serviзos. Eles nem se aperceberam que estavam a renovar por mais 2 anos. Й uma indecкncia o que fazem аs pessoas que estгo desprotegidas. Nгo devia ser permitido aos operadores ou agentes telefonarem аs pessoas a propor seja o que for.
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A Nova ISUZU D-MAX leva-o ao seu destino com a máxima confiança e economia!
A Nova ISUZU D-MAX é um testemunho da liderança da ISUZU na construção e inovação tecnológica em motores Diesel, estreando em Portugal o novíssimo motor Turbo de 164 CV e um binário de 360 NM entre as 2.000-2.500RPM.
A Nova ISUZU D-Max alia o avanço tecnológico a um estilo e design totalmente renovado, robusto mas elegante. Os engenheiros da ISUZU adoptaram as últimas inovações tecnológicas na Nova ISUZU D-Max, que se traduziram num chassis mais resistente e seguro, uma nova suspensão e uma nova transmissão, seja manual ou automática. Estes avanços tecnológicos permitem uma performance optimizada e empolgante em qualquer tipo de terreno ou utilização.
A par do novo design exterior e interior, a nova D-MAX destaca-se também pelo novo acabamento de cabine, por um maior espaço interior e pela qualidade e ergonomia dos materiais utilizados, que vêm revolucionar o segmento das pick ups.
Nas versões LS, de Lazer, destaca-se ainda o upgrade ao nível de equipamentos de conforto e conveniência que colocam, em conjunto, a nova ISUZU D-Max num patamar nunca antes alcançado.
A renovação de design foi total, com linhas mais modernas, ópticas traseiras integradas na carroçaria e novos elementos de estilo como as luzes diurnas " Day Light Running”. Também a grelha frontal e o capot foram modificados conferindo mais estilo e melhorando as condições de segurança e aerodinâmica. O formato e envolvência dos novos faróis de nevoeiro e as luzes traseiras LED completam os elementos de estilo e conferem à nova D-MAX uma aparência incrível, inconfundível, segura e desportiva!
Estas novas linhas mais aerodinâmicas, estudadas e desenvolvidas sobre o "Japan Railway Technical Research Institute", permitem a par de um design fluído e moderno uma poupança nos consumos de combustível.
Faróis de nevoeiro
Os faróis de nevoeiro dianteiros reforçam o estilo "go-anywhere" ao mesmo tempo que melhoram a visibilidade em condições meteorológicas adversas.
Ópticas dianteiras
De grandes proporções, permitem uma visibilidade total a longas distâncias para maior confiança e segurança do condutor, com um estilo claramente desportivo e musculado.
Jantes de liga leve
O design moderno das jantes de liga leve de 18" reforçam a imagem agressiva da ISUZU D-Max ao mesmo tempo que melhoram as sua performance.
Retrovisores exteriores
De grandes proporções e com luzes de piscas incorporados, aliam o design ao conforto do manuseamento eléctrico.
A Nova ISUZU D-Max estabelece novas e surpreendentes quotas de espaço do habitáculo, nas suas várias medidas internas, conjugando-os com um conforto ao nível do que melhor se oferece na indústria. Todo o design das funcionalidades e equipamentos, para além de apetecível é funcional e ergonómico. Desde o novo painel de instrumentos, até ao enquadramento dos botões de comando espalhados pelo interior são inteligentemente distribuídos para benefício do condutor e passageiros.
A nova consola que incorpora o sistema áudio de última geração e os comandos do ar condicionado automático facilitam o manuseamento e promovem o bom ambiente a bordo
Ar Condicionado Automático
de fácil localização, permite o controlo absoluto da temperatura a bordo.
Sistema Áudio de 7”
Novo sistema áudio original, com ecrã de 7” e sistema de som até 8 colunas, incluindo duas colunas de tecto. Em conjugação com os dois Tweeters posicionados nas extremidades do painel, facilmente encontrará a acústica interior ao mesmo tempo que se acede ao Bluetooth, SD, USB/AUX e ligações iPod e iPhone.
Camara de estacionamento traseira
A Nova Camara de auxílio ao estacionamento, ajuda nas manobras mais complexas, acrescendo a segurança da Nova D-Max e encontra-se elegantemente posicionada na porta da caixa de carga.
Novos Bancos Dianteiros
Os novos bancos dianteiros proporcionam mais segurança e um conforto impar aos seus ocupantes, fornecendo maior apoio lateral. O toque suave da pele e o aquecimento dos bancos conferem uma sensação de luxo e bem-estar, assim como a possibilidade de regulação eléctrica das posições para condutor e passageiro.
Luzes Diurnas LED
Pensadas e desenhadas para facilitar o reconhecimento por parte dos outros condutores, conferindo também um aspecto tecnológico e ao mesmo tempo elegante.
Controlo de Estabilidade
Para além do ABS de 3 canais e 4 sensores que assegura uma travagem linear em situações de emergência e o sistema computorizado EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution) que distribui a força de travagem pelas rodas, independentemente do número de passageiros ou da carga transportada, o ESC (Controlo de estabilidade) vêm agora dotado de série com a mais alta tecnologia onde se incluem funcionalidades como o HAC - Hill Assist Control e o HDC - Hill Descend Control, que auxiliam automaticamente a condução e a segurança em zonas de maior declive.
Chassis Reforçado
O habitáculo da ISUZU D- Max é um local extremamente seguro graças a um conjunto de equipamentos especialmente concebidos para a protecção dos ocupantes. A construção da carroçaria assenta num chassis reforçado com zonas de deformação à frente e atrás, zona central reforçada, barras anti-intrusão em todas as portas e pára-choques frontal reforçado, o que maximiza a absorção de impactos em todas as direcções.
Outros Componentes
A completar o vasto leque de dispositivos de segurança activa e passiva, a Nova D-Max dispõe ainda de coluna de direcção colapsável, cintos de segurança dianteiros e traseiros ELR de 3 pontos e um sistema de 6 Airbag SRS (airbag frontal, condutor e passageiro, laterias e tejadilho).
Outras características que contribuem para uma condução segura são os enormes pára-brisas e escovas limpa-vidros, as ópticas mais potentes, o fecho de segurança das portas e ainda um confortável e ergonómico habitáculo com instrumentos facilmente visíveis e assentos muito confortáveis, que ajudam a reduzir a fadiga ao volante.
Novo Motor Turbo Common Rail Diesel 1.9 CRD
Com a sua já excepcional eficiência de combustível melhorada em 14%, o novo motor diesel com Turbo VSG debita 164 cavalos de potência com um binário de 360 Nm entre as 2.000 e as 2.500 RPM, garantindo uma abundância de potência e um binário alto de curva plana, permitindo arrancar facilmente em qualquer circunstância. A tecnologia aplicada ao Novo motor também reduz o Ruido e torna-o cumpridor das mais recentes normas Euro 6, sem a necessidade de adição de Adblue.
Este novo motor encontra-se ao nível dos melhores motores diesel do mundo. Os modelos 4WD oferecem também uma capacidade excepcional de reboque até 3.500 Kg.
Nova Caixa Manual de 6 Velocidades
Os utilizadores mais exigentes apreciarão o modo como esta nova caixa de 6 velocidades, de comando super suave, consegue utilizar toda a banda de rotações do motor numa condução dinâmica, tanto na estrada como fora dela.
Nova Suspensão para todas as condições
A D-MAX surge nesta geração com um novo chassis mais largo para aumentar a estabilidade, e mais comprido para melhoramento do comportamento. A nova suspensão garante a combinação perfeita entre segurança, estabilidade e suavidade em qualquer terreno, o que lhe confere um conforto de condução fora do comum e capacidades fora de estrada como nenhuma outra.
Acionamento automático "shift-on-the-fly"
Com o sistema "Shift on the fly", a passagem de duas para quatro rodas motrizes é conseguida com um simples movimento do seletor de tração. Os três modos de tracção, (2H-4H-4L), são controlados por um comando único ergonomicamente localizado na consola central.
Diferencial
O diferencial de escorregamento electronicamente limitado garante um melhor controlo do veículo quando se conduz em condições de piso pouco aderente.
Patim de protecção dianteiro
O patim de protecção dianteiro protege os órgãos mecânicos vitais em utilização severa fora da estrada.
Elevada distância ao solo
A elevada distância ao solo ajuda a proteger a parte inferior do veículo em utilização intensiva fora de estrada. Grandes ângulos de ataque e saída permitem passagens suaves sobre a maioria dos obstáculos.
A ISUZU D-Max pode ser conduzida em segurança em inclinação lateral com declives até 49 graus.
Para as mais árduas tarefas
A Nova ISUZU D-MAX é o veículo de trabalho perfeito. A caixa tem uma dupla camada de aço, para ajudar nos mais árduos trabalhos em todas as condições de condução. Grande e espaçosa para todos os tipos de carga, a capacidade da Nova ISUZU D-Max é indicada para aplicações profissionais e pessoais.
Com dimensões desenhadas para atacar os mais duros trabalhos, a Nova ISUZU D-MAX é tudo o que necessita para a sua actividade.
Os elevados padrões de qualidade Isuzu na concepção e desenvolvimento de veículos comerciais, aliados a um know how de décadas na produção de motores a diesel, traduzem-se em índices de confiança inabaláveis que oferecemos aos nossos clientes e que se traduzem em 5 anos de garantia integral de fábrica!
A nova versão de lazer On Board está disponível na Gama Cabine Dupla LS (versão manual e automática), na qual se conta com um conjunto de equipamentos de grande valor em termos de conforto e conveniência, nomeadamente, a tecnologia PESS – Passive Entry Start System em conjunto com outras funcionalidades a bordo.
> Alarme
> Ar condicionado Automático
> Passive Entry Start System
> Bancos em Pele
> Bancos eléctricos e aquecidos (condutor e passageiro)
> Estribos laterais prateados
> Badge “On Board” nas portas dianteiras
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