New store arrives, here is Geeklifetime!
It seems worth paying attention to them!
I’ve talked quite a bit in recent days with a store representative who has managed to convince me that it’s worth dealing with. I have been given encouraging answers to all my cardinal questions, so let’s start working together. But what do you need to know about them?
A geeklifetime the company has a larger department store, but there are also smaller ones next to it, with different product ranges and EU warehouses. An example is a colorsmap, and morefunquallife and the sound audio. So these stores belong to a family, they will be our new partners, and in the first round, Colorsmap will be the main priority.
What are the most important issues that concern you and your purchases?
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Is there a Pay-Pal payment?
This is one of the most important issues for new stores, because if Pay-Pal payment is possible, it also provides a guarantee for the store. Pay-Pal customer protection solutions are usually only undertaken by stores that are really serious about running. So this deserves a very big red dot.
Is there duty free shipping?
Priority Line delivery is available on the Geeklifetime website. To my question as to whether it is duty free I got the usual answer, i.e. that 99 percent that the purchased product will arrive duty free. Specifically, there has never been a case where such a package has been cleared through customs, but none of the stores say 100 percent for that, so 99 percent is essentially yes to the question.
Is there an EU warehouse?
There is an EU warehouse, in addition, a representative of the company said that they were prepared for the new customs rules effective from 1 July, so the purchase from them will be resolved in the second half of the year.
Is there a guarantee?
Of course it is. They also offer a one-year warranty and a 14-day cancellation period. The latter means that the purchased product can be returned in unopened packaging within 14 days if we have changed our minds.
I note in parentheses that this is the most gesture-worthy offer, because if we change our minds, we would be better off selling the product unopened at home than if we were mailing it back, but it is encouraging that the opportunity has been given.
Things about warranty and other shipping issues can be found here: https://www.colorsmap.com/page/custom/warranty—return-policy
Chinese store it too?
Yes, the company behind Geeklifetime is Chinese, usually located in Shenzhen. The company has good relationships with larger brands, so we can expect good prices. Just to mention the names we also know, there are many Xiaomi, JRC, VIOMI, SAMBIKE, Kospet, Ticris watch products available from them, and of course many others.
The point
In the context of the discussions so far, we have decided to vote of confidence in the new stores. Of course, trust is a fragile thing, so we are counting on you too, as we can decide from your experience whether we can further strengthen trust.
Based on the above, I hope it is obvious to you that there is potential in the matter, if the prices are in order and the support will work properly, then you will be able to see the offers coming from them in the long run!
