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Technical Help & Discussion => Mobile Phones & Other Handheld Devices => Topic started by: Clive on December 22, 2009, 12:48
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Tom Tom has been harassing me for several weeks to try and get me to update my now quite ancient GO300. After forking out £30 it appears that my card is too small and Tom Tom's attitude is "tough luck - you agreed to our terms and conditions and you cannot get a refund". They told me to buy a larger card from a computer store and transfer my original one over to it. I feel I have been conned good and proper by this bunch of crooks! :bawl:
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Odd, Clive, I had an email from a friend in praise of TomTom's service this morning, repairing his unit FOC nine months out of warranty. Experience of a company seems increasingly to depend on who you talk to, doesn't it. :(
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This is the problem with downloads. Having a proper updated card through the post is far better even if it costs more.
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I've never had a problem with downloads, Clive.
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Are you talking about a standard SD card, Clive? You can get them fairly cheaply from places like http://www.7dayshop.com. :)
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The problem is the Go300 only came with a 512gb SD card which was almost full when supplied all those years ago.
It's a pain if you haven't got a spare card laying around but as Simon says they are dirt cheap now.
Or you could go down the route that the £30 for the update will more than half pay for a new smaller slicker satnav which you will be able to install tomtom on and updates are easy found on the net free. :o:
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Well since Tom Tom has stolen my money I would probably be better off buying a new 2Gb SD card and transferring my data to that. Thanks for the link Simon and thanks also for your useful suggestion Cammy. ;)
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That would be the cheapest option now, Clive.