No, they just alluded to my right of rectification on their ipsos.quality site ...Christophe wrote:They tell you when it'll be released?
In my opinion, given the wealth of questions asked, the counting will take time.
dirk pitt wrote:I find it quite wise because who would have said at the time of the first radiocom2000 car phones and portable nicknames that only 15 years later, everyone would have that in their pocket and above all (me, that's what surprises me the most): that the market is constantly renewing because people change their cell phones !!
1 / I have a mobile phone but no subscription because I do not feel the urge to call anywhere and anytime ... It is just useful that I can be reached at certain times (I do not hesitate not to put it on silence). It is several years old and I hope it will last again ...Franckhy19 wrote:1 / I don't have a cell phone
2 / my car is over 40 years old (so I don't change it all the time)
citro wrote:Today the speed on the ring road has gone from 110 to 90 km / h but the density of the trucks has become considerable. Finally the pollution and maintenance of an old car makes its daily use unreasonable.
It is my humble opinion.
Obviously if you live in the open countryside far from heavy goods highways. Your security needs are not the same as mine. If it hadn't been stolen from me, I would still have my AMI6 sedan ...Franckhy19 wrote:I live in open country, journey about 4.000 km / year, and the pollution * and maintenance of my Dyane 3cv are infinitely lower than those of twingos and other Prius from some of my friends.
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