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dast1g

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Original poster
Oct 23, 2009
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Ireland
I decided to purchase a wrapsol ultra for the iPhone 4 . It arrived yesterday in the post so once i took it out of the box the first problem i found was there was dirt all over the screen protector. So i went anyway and tried to apply to find out the screen protector is not aligned properly with the phone :mad: So i took it off and put it to one side but then i noticed there was scratches and scrapes all over my iPhone 4`s screen :mad: the back protector is the only good thing that came with the whole set. Im just warning everyone do NOT buy this product , honestly worst product i have ever bought :mad:
 
nope straight from wrapsol.com :mad: so pissed off :mad:

They'll send you a replacement for free. Calm down. I'm assuming that since you are in Ireland, you got part of the first bad batch since your shipping time would be longer. They are now sending out Ultras with much better quality control. I received my replacement overnight when I told them about the errors with the one they sent me. It was packaged completely differently and had no issues whatsoever. Their customer service is excellent, so send them an e-mail and they will get you a new one ASAP.
 
They'll send you a replacement for free. Calm down. I'm assuming that since you are in Ireland, you got part of the first bad batch since your shipping time would be longer. They are now sending out Ultras with much better quality control. I received my replacement overnight when I told them about the errors with the one they sent me. It was packaged completely differently and had no issues whatsoever. Their customer service is excellent, so send them an e-mail and they will get you a new one ASAP.

i dont think i want a replacement because it caused scrapes on my iphones screen
 
That's because of the 'dirt', if the product was like that then why would you apply it?

i thought the dirt was on the film bit covering the actual protector but when i applied it there was dirt there
 
No offense OP, but why would you try to apply a screen protector that "there was dirt all over the screen protector"

I'm not defending the company as that's uncalled for, but you would have been better served to call the company and request a new protector then try to apply the one that had abrasive material on the protector.
 
No offense OP, but why would you try to apply a screen protector that "there was dirt all over the screen protector"

I'm not defending the company as that's uncalled for, but you would have been better served to call the company and request a new protector then try to apply the one that had abrasive material on the protector.

I thought the dirt was just on the protective film over the screen protector but when I applied it it was actually on the protector itself
 
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