Horrible Samsung customer care services

I bought my LCD 19 inch samsung monitor from one of his distributor supreme computers on febraury 2009 with 3 years warranty within 6 months it had a major problem then i called samsung customer care service, One samsung authorized person came to my house and checked the monitor and told me it has major problem so we will replace it.

totally 1 and half month over no response from samsung service center.

Below the conversation between me and samsung monitor service department.

Re: Fw: Regarding Monitor problem

Thursday, 26 November, 2009 10:16 PM

From:

"SHAKILA B"

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To:

"ashok kumar"

Good morning sir

Sorry sir,due to order block,new set will be replaced next week,

Regards

Shakila.B

------- Original Message -------
Sender : ashok kumar
Date : Nov 26, 2009 21:51 (GMT+09:00)
Title : Fw: Regarding Monitor problem

What a great customer care team. Totally 1 and half month over no reply from your side regarding my LCD monitor replacement. I thing i made more than 100 calls from my mobile. I used my mail id to sent my monitor problem but you are using it for your E-marketing use. If you have not solve my problem i will move on to the consumercourt. Please Fix it ASAP! My complaint id is : 8412261585 Thanks Ashok kumar --- On Mon, 19/10/09, ashok kumar wrote: From: ashok kumar Subject: Regarding Monitor problem To: shakila.b@partner.samsung.com Cc: procedure@consumergrievance.com Date: Monday, 19 October, 2009, 6:50 AM Hello madam, I have purchased samsung 19" 920NW TFT(SamNoo32) (109/79279/29-01-09) (HA19H9FPC35306) monitor from "Supreme computers" on April 2009 Within 6 months it had a major(Dispaly dividing) problem so many times i called your customer care number(o44-66545500) but no response. Please take immediate action to solve my LCD monitor problem. Thanks Ashok kumar

We the people spending more money to buying these items.

Suppose it had a problem they won't care us.

Utmost horrible samsung customer care service.


People! What i have to do for this ?

Any please comment it

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Proud to be an indian - Unity will lead sucess - our bharath

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Wish You Advance Happy Diwali - dheepavali 2009

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Spencer Plaza Chennai Anna Salai

Spencer Plaza is historical and very big shopping mall in chennai, when in the year 1863-1864, India’s first Departmental store, established by J. W. Spencer and Charles Durant. After a few years, Eugene Oakshott shifted the departmental store to a new building, which was example architecture of Indian Indo-Saracenic style. In the year of 1985 building was designed by W. N. Pogson. The original building was damaged in a fire. The present Spencer Plaza was constructed on the same site. This mega shopping mall is the major associate for people of Chennai. The spencer plaza has been developed by Mangal Thirth Real Estate Limited. It now comprises three phases, Phase I, Phase II and Phase III. Phase three is the most in recent times opened. The spencer has a number of stores dealing in goods of many local brands, as well as major brands. It also has retail shops of many of the foremost brands in Jewelery, products, and Clothes etc.

Location: Anna Salai, Chennai
established: 1863

Area: 2, 50,000 square feet

Phases: 3

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Lovely Cat From my Stumble Upon Friend

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TEN TIPS TO AVOID SWINE FLU

TEN TIPS TO AVOID SWINE FLU

1. Wash your hands frequently

Use the antibacterial soaps to cleanse your hands. Wash them often, at least 15 seconds and rinse with running water.

2. Get enough sleep

Try to get 8 hours of good sleep every night to keep your immune system in top flu-fighting shape.

3. Drink sufficient water

Drink 8 to 10 glasses of water each day to flush toxins from your system and maintain good moisture and mucous production in your sinuses.

4. Boost your immune system

Keeping your body strong, nourished, and ready to fight infection is important in flu prevention. So stick with whole grains, colorful vegetables, and vitamin-rich fruits.

5. Keep informed

The government is taking necessary steps to prevent the pandemic and periodically release guidelines to keep the pandemic away. Please make sure to keep up to date on the information and act in a calm manner.

6. Avoid alcohol

Apart from being a mood depressant, alcohol is an immune suppressant that can actually decrease your resistance to viral infections like swine flu. So stay away from alcoholic drinks so that your immune system may be strong.

7. Be physically active

Moderate exercise can support the immune system by increasing circulation and oxygenating the body. For example brisk walking for 30-40 minutes 3-4 times a week will significantly perk up your immunity.

8. Keep away from sick people

Flu virus spreads when particles dispersed into the air through a cough or sneeze reach someone else nose. So if you have to be around someone who is sick, try to stay a few feet away from them and especially, avoid physical contact.

9. Know when to get help

Consult your doctor if you have a cough and fever and follow their instructions, including taking medicine as prescribed.

10. Avoid crowded areas

Try to avoid unnecessary trips outside.

Also, there is one Swine Flu preventive medicine available. (Not 100% guaranteed but can be helpful)

Medicine Name – Influenzinum 200 (Homeopathic)

Dose – 5 globules (only one time)

Note: Please pass this message to as many as you can.

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Google Yahoo Bing Search engines - Future SEO

Market share of google is 71.47%

BING 16.28%.

YAHOO 10.22%.



Now yahoo beaten by bing search engines suppose bing beat the google what will happen in the future of SEO.




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http://gs.statcounter.com/#search_engine-US-daily-20090529-20090604

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How is this bear

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India cannot be down - Millions of suns rising

India cannot be down - Millions of suns rising

Who told india has been down!

Millions of suns rising.

These childs are working hard to increase the revenue of our country(As a child labour)

If our government(Politicians, government officers, multi millionaires) to take care of their studies they must be achieve the lot to india.


So i proudly say india would be rising.

Ashok kumar J

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Kannimara Public Library Chennai

Connemara Public Library at Chennai is the State Central library. This library is one of the 4 National depository libraries which are receiving a copy of all books, news papers and periodicals published in India free of cost. This library is also functioning as the information Centre for UNESCO since 1956. Connemara Public Library is rendering useful service by having separate divisions for Reference, Text Books, Periodicals, Bibliography, Indian Languages and English Books.

The proposal for a museum in Madras was mooted by the Madras Literary Society in 1846 AD and Sir Henry Pottinger, the then Governor, obtained the sanction of the Court of Directors of the East India Company in London.

In January 1851 AD, Dr. Edward Balfour, Medical Officer of the Governor's Security was appointed as the First Officer in charge of the Government Museum. The announcement in the Fort St. George Gazetteer dated 29th April 1851 AD contained the first statement regarding the opening of the Madras Government Museum. The Government Museum or else called as the Central Museum was started in the College of Fort St. George, in the property of the present office of the Director of Public tutoring, on College Road. The college had been recognized in 1812 AD and made a significant involvement to the development of South Indian Languages. The Museum was started in the first floor of the college with the 1100 geological specimens of the Madras Literary Society. It gradually developed and extended under the supervision and management of a succession of directors.

As the building was in a falling down condition, the Museum’s supervisor, Dr. Balfour advocated shifting it to another building.

In December 1854 AD, it was shifted to a building named the Pantheon, also known as the Public Rooms or meeting Rooms, where the elite of the city met.

The building was being utilized for banquets, balls and impressive performance from the last decade of the 18th Century. The estate of the Pantheon was the property of Hall Plummer, civil servant and public works contractor who consequently, in 1793 AD, assigned the foundation to a Committee of 24, which keeping up the public amusements in the city at that time. In 1821 AD, the Committee sold the main house and middle garden space to E.S. Moorath, a rich Armenian merchant, who in turn, sold it back to the Government in 1830 AD, for Rs.28,000. The property was formerly 43 acres in coverage and expanded from Casa Major Road to the current Police Commissioner’s Road, and it was flanked by the Pantheon Road and Halls Road.

The Public Library was ongoing in 1853 AD. It was opened to the public in June 1862 AD. The building of the library and lecture hall began in December 1873 AD and finished in 1875 AD and officially opened by the Governor on March 16, 1876 AD. Captain Mitchell, controller, was dependable for amplification the library. He is regarded as the instigator of the Connemara Public Library.

It was properly opened on December 5, 1896 AD by Sir Arthur Ellibank Havelock, the then Governor and named after its progenitor, Lord Connemara, Governor of Madras. Designed by H.Irvin, the then Consulting designer to the Government of Madras, it had a wonderful hall with a grand reading room and gorgeous teak wood shelves.

The library had an impressive tower 200 feet high, the uppermost in Madras at that time. But in March 1897 AD, the tower was demolished as it was establish to be in a shaky condition.

Libraries proscribed by different bodies which were in need of space were invited to reside in some segment of the Connemara Library. The Madras Literary Society Library was the first to function inside the Connemara Library until it was shifted in 1905 AD to its current building on College Road. The Madras University Library engaged the space vacated by the Madras Literary Society Library and functioned there until 1928 AD when it moved to Chepauk. The Oriental Manuscripts Library which was also housed in the Connemara Library till 1935 AD, moved into the University Buildings at Chepauk. Books were procured on behalf of the Victoria Technical Institute from the Dhanakoti Mudaliar bequest and still housed in the Fine Arts Section of the Connemara Public Library. Later the library came below the control of the Director of Public Instruction.

In 1854 AD, a young cheetah and tiger were held in reserve the museum and visitors came to see them from outlying places. As visitors to the museum improved, Dr. Balfour requested the Navab of the Carnatic, to send the wild animals he had to the museum. In September 1855 AD, a announcement was issued asking for the animals to be gifted to the Museum Zoological Gardens. By the first half year of 1856 AD, the Madras Museum had zoological garden with 360 animals. In 1863 AD, the City metropolis took over the Zoological Gardens and shifted it to the People’s Park.

The plans for the Madras Aquarium were pinched up in 1905-1906 AD by Dr. Thurston, the then supervisor of the Museum in discussion with a Committee. As this was the first Aquarium, methods of freshening, etc. found useful in Europe had to be correctly customized and adopted. The aquarium was opened to the public on October 21, 1909 AD and was very popular.

When the Fisheries Department came to be organized, the administration of the aquarium was taken over by it on April 1, 1910 AD. During 1942 AD, owing to the threat of a Japanese attack on Madras, the city was evacuated, the collections in the Aquarium were unnerved and it ceased to exist. Attempts to reconstruct the aquarium have not fructified.

The period 1941-1946 AD were bad years for the Museum. An enormous part of the buildings and the grounds had to be handed over for an ARP depository stationed in the Museum. The galleries had to be used as storerooms and therefore the showcases were detached. The most precious among the collections, such as bronzes, copper plate grants, preferred coins, relic caskets of Bhattiprolu, etc. were sent to places of safety. As the Amaravati sculptures were too heavy and hard to transport, the Government planned that they should be protected in situ in the Gallery.

In December 1896 AD, the Front Building (Anthropological Galleries) and The Museum Theatre were opened. The new expansion (main entrance) was built in 1939 AD in order to show stone sculptures, period-wise. The Government Museum took over the Victoria Technical Institute Building (constructed in 1909 AD) and named it as National Art Gallery and was thrown open to the public on November 27, 1951 AD.

The Museum renowned its Centenary on November 27, 1951 AD which was inaugurated by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. In Order to display the beautiful rich collection of bronzes, a divide building was constructed in 1963 AD. In the same year, a new building block was added to the Chemical preservation Section to cope with the increasing work of conservation. A new building for the Birds Gallery was also opened in 1963 AD.

A part building for Contemporary Art was opened in January 25, 1984 AD and a new Children’s Museum building was opened in April 1988 AD. The Raja Ravi Varma paintings, which are measured as National Treasures, have been positioned in a gallery with Fiber Optic lighting. This system of lighting gives a impressive lighting effect. The Contemporary Art Gallery has been lit using Dichroic Halogen lamps. These lamps reveal back the heat. They also have a pleasant visual effect. These lighting methods are technology demonstrators and a first for museums in India at the time of their fitting in 2001 AD.

prominent collections in the Museum are the world famous South Indian bronzes, copper plates, the Dowleshwaram Amaravati sculptures, Tanjore (Thanjavur) armoury, inscriptions on stones hoard of gold coins of Raja Raja I and Kulothunga I, the Chengam hoard of copper coins, artifacts from the Megaliths of Adichanallur, the Bruce Foote Collection of ancient stone implements, Roman and other artifacts from the famous site of Arikamedu (near Pondicherry), the exquisite crystal reliquaries from the Bhattiprolu Stupa and the gigantic skeleton of the whale obtained on shore near Mangalore.

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Virudhunagar Festival With My family members

Virudhunagar Festival With My family members

World Popular Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple

Light settings in madaba padi

Light settings in temple(Amman temple in virudhunagar)

My father and younger sister and my mother(sitting back side)

My Elder sister(At the time of pregnant) my mother(First one)
My Elder sister husband

Lady hands over the burning pot.

My sister

With my office colleagues

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Peace rally to bring the justice and restore the peace in srilanka tamilians

Hi friends,

Sorry to disturb you.

We are conducting a Peace rally to bring the justice and restore the peace in srilanka tamilians and this rally will be conducted by our IT people only.

We got permission from police for this.

Venue: From man roe statue to chepauk stadium.

Date: 7th June, 2009.

Time: 4 to 6PM.

It won’t take too much of your valuable time.

If you like to attend this rally, please inform to this ID - prema.angel2@gmail.com

ஈழ தமிழர்களின் உயிர்களை மீட்கத்தான்
நாம் முனைப்புடன் தொடர்ந்து போராடவில்லை

மிஞ்சி உயிரோடு இருப்பவர்களின் உரிமையை மீட்க
நாம் தொடர்ந்து போராடுவோம்

ஒற்றுமையுடன் ஒன்றுபடுவோம்
துணைநின்று தோள்கொடுப்போம்

ஜூன் -7 மாலை 4 - 5 மணி
தகவல் தொழில்நுட்ப துறையினர் நடத்தும் அமைதி பேரணி

இடம் - மன்றோசிலை
மெரினா கடற்கரை அருகில்

ஒவ்வரு தமிழனும் ,தமிழ் இனம்மேல் அக்கறை உள்ளவர்களும் தன்குடும்பத்தோடு வந்து கலந்துகொண்டு இன அழித்தலுக்கு எதிர்பின்னையும்
ஈழ தமிழனின் விடுதலைக்கு ஆதரவையும் தெரிவிக்கும்படி கேட்டுகொள்கிறோம்

- தகவல் தொழில்நுட்ப தமிழர்கள்

forward to every one

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Hitler Born Again in Sri Lanka - BRUTAL MURDERS

PLEASE OPEN THE MAIL IF U THINK U CAN SEE THESE BRUTAL MURDERS ..... ELSE PLEASE DELETE IT...... BUT DONT FORGET TO FORWARD IT TO ATLEAST TO ONE PERSON SO THAT THE WORLD CAN KNOW ABOUT WATS IS HAPPENNING IN SRILANKA.. WHETHER AN INTERNAL PROBLEM OR A PLANNED GENOCIDE............ THEY ARE YOUR "THOPUL KODI URAVU"

Caution if you are light hearted, kindly close this mail.

We really don’t like to publish these pictures………

But we don’t have any option or choice to prove

What happening in Sri Lanka ………………………

Sri Lankan Army Shelled in Civilian Place
Sri Lankan Army attacked hospital last month…..

What this child did?
This child spoke Tamil language that’s the only reason Sri Lankan Army did like this

Is this acceptable?

None of the Indian or International news papers displaying the news

Desperately they are hiding the news………….

Jan’09 – Sri Lankan Army attacked civilian people in Moongilaru, Sri Lanka

Almost 10 children are killed in this attack... Who is going to question Sri Lanka ?

Pregnant women brutally killed by Sri Lankan Army…………

This is the world worst deadliest attack……. 8 month fetus also killed

A pregnant women killed by Srilankan army on 17-March-2009 (Baby Child inside her body)

Where is the Head?

Just 13 year old school student

What is the use of UN?

From 01-Jan-2009 to 30-March-2009……………………………………………………..

3812 innocent Tamil people killed by Sri Lankan Army it includes more than 900 children.

UN report says….. Every day 42 Tamil people are killed by Sri Lankan Army……

They are their own citizens………………………………………………………………….

Sri Lankan government not allowed UN and ICRC members in Vanni (Tamil place in Sri Lanka)

They want to hide the news from the entire world….. Planned and Perfect GENOCIDE

Please forward

Rajapaksey & Co

Some people may think this is internal problem of a country....... why we should worry about?

Definitely we should worry because,

When innocent people are killed for no reason by their own government anywhere in the world as a human being with some humanity

We should raise a voice against genocide

If it is an internal problem or war means why we studied about Hitler in our history book.

The Aim is the future generation should not repeat the same mistake again.

I m not willing my Children’s to read this SriLanka Tamil Genocide as a history chapter.

So please try to understand and please forward

If you feel this mail pictures are very cruel so we no need to send others, then more number of people will be brutally killed by Sri Lankan Army in near future

I got this message from mail

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