Recently I bought a SONY BRAVIA TV worth 3499 manat through the Baku Elektroniks online store. When buying the TV I was offered to pay 500 manat to insure its monitor. At first I found the offer to insure the monitor of a new TV incomprehensible and pointless. I paid for the TV at the Baku Elektroniks store next to the Lukpay junction on Azadlıq Avenue, the next day we went to the shop by VIP Sprinter to collect the product I had purchased, and the shop employees loaded the TV into the vehicle without any inspection. When we requested an inspection of the TV they said it was not necessary. After bringing the TV home and installing it the next day I found a crack on the TV's monitor and that it was unusable. I immediately contacted the online store. They said they would get in touch. After waiting 2 days, when I applied to have the TV loaded and returned to the shop they said that this shop only accepted payment from you and delivered the product. The product was sold to you by the online store, contact them. This is essentially classic fraud. Despite repeated appeals to the store management and the contact addresses of the Baku Elektroniks network, there is no response. What I observed is that the number of deceived consumers like us is excessively large. I am forced to apply to the police department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding organized crime. People are being deceived on a mass scale.
