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Service not provided. They lied to me. I used a coupon and paid the rest with my card. They are refusing to refund my money because according to the law I have 14 days to cancel the service and they are not honoring it
Don't buy TV from GROO, they send poor quality TV from company called EL KOL Electronics אל כל סחר אלקטרוניקה, their TVs are all broken before sent to clients, and they not follow the Israeli law of damaged goods, they have to cancel the deal and give you your money back asap with no technician involved. Don't Trust Them!!!
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