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I must say what a brilliant business to deal with excellent customer service and communication it was like being at old school tackle shop in the way Peter listed to what I need and talked through my options will definitely be using again
Really fast—and knowledgeable—responses to my questions ahead of purchasing a product from Pete, the owner of NVUK. The equipment arrived on time and was competitively priced.
Fast response to email questions, fast shipping, and when I had a faulty charger for the battery pack, fast problem solving and offered to send a spare charger without hassle.
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