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Demmerik 50B, 3645ED, Vinkeveen, Netherlands
3 jaar geleden office pakket aangekocht. Alles oké, tot mijn PC crasht en moet gereset worden. Ik ben mijn office kwijt en de site is niet meer bereikbaar. Ik denk dat dit de hedendaagse trend is, verkopen en geen dienst na verkoop meer aanbieden.
al dagen niet bereikbaar. Niet via app of wat dan ook
Na aankoop wil ik alles downloaden op de site en zi ik alleen nog maar dit: Wij zijn tijdelijk onze website aan het bijwerken. Wij zien u graag later terug! Verder een wit scherm. Dit duurt nu al dagen... Dus kopen kan, leveren niet!!
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