MDG Canada: your opinion
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lord.ogre
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Hello everyone!
I’m addressing all Canadians (or others) who have dealt with the company MDG Canada. I would like to know what you thought of it. Many people have told me that they don’t trust them, that it was pretty "crooked"... I would like to get more opinions.
I saw a Horizon dual-core computer 2x2.8 GHz (=5.6 GHz!!!) with 2 GB RAM, a one-terabyte hard drive (= 1000 GB), and a 22" LCD screen for the very low price of $1,199. Plus, an Xbox 360! What more could you ask for?
I’m waiting for your opinions!
Thank you!
I’m addressing all Canadians (or others) who have dealt with the company MDG Canada. I would like to know what you thought of it. Many people have told me that they don’t trust them, that it was pretty "crooked"... I would like to get more opinions.
I saw a Horizon dual-core computer 2x2.8 GHz (=5.6 GHz!!!) with 2 GB RAM, a one-terabyte hard drive (= 1000 GB), and a 22" LCD screen for the very low price of $1,199. Plus, an Xbox 360! What more could you ask for?
I’m waiting for your opinions!
Thank you!
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I was recently looking for a computer on finance. I had $500 to pay for a new one, but I wanted to finance it. In fact, I wanted to use this method to rebuild my credit. I thought of MDG Computers, which does a lot of advertising. And TV advertising means credibility. Well... I saw on the website a Lenovo G585 that I have now received. My credit score did not allow me to get the best interest rate (29.9%), but that’s okay because I want to repay my balance quickly. Although I have not yet been informed how to do so.
The first problem is that during the financing request process, we are asked for our banking information in advance and we are never informed of the monthly payments, the term, the price of the computer, the cost of financing, or the taxes. We have to wait for approval. And even then.
Then, I learned that my balance to pay, taxes included, was $832, which is nearly $350 more before taxes than the $375 expected for the computer. This $350 is a financing fee. To this balance, my interests will be added. My payments every 2 weeks are about $23 for $46 a month for a basic computer. Very basic. Entry-level. In 12 months, I will have paid $592 and will still have a balance.
Opinion Print
Not to mention that there is no French service at MDG Computers, the contracts and all documentation are written in English, although only the website is in French. You will never be served in French at MDG Computers.
So, in summary, the financing agreement is not detailed and not transparent at all. Moreover, there is no French service. You MUST speak English to transact with them.
And now, I have received the computer. MDG Computers has an authorization on my bank account and I have not been informed of the financing details, although I received some documents in the mdg.ca/online space, to manage my online account which is not very detailed either. I want to receive a statement soon.
I will never buy from MDG Computers again because I don’t know how much my computer will actually cost me, that I could have obtained a similar one for $400 less before the interest to pay, and that I actually had the money to pay for a new one. And I learned by reading through discussion forums that MDG Computers will not report my good payment habits to the credit bureau (Equifax / Transunion) unless I am in default of payment. This endeavor to rebuild my credit was therefore pointless.
Conclusion:
- It’s better to do business with companies referred by people you know;
- It’s better to pay in cash than to finance at 29.9%;
- It’s better to rebuild your credit with a reputable credit card rather than an Ontario company that does not operate in French in Quebec;
- It’s better to inquire by phone before transacting online;
- It’s better to keep the money paid in interest to foreigners in your own pockets!
You have been warned. Should I do business with MDG Computers? Can I trust MDG Computers? Is financing with MDG Computers honest? No.
The first problem is that during the financing request process, we are asked for our banking information in advance and we are never informed of the monthly payments, the term, the price of the computer, the cost of financing, or the taxes. We have to wait for approval. And even then.
Then, I learned that my balance to pay, taxes included, was $832, which is nearly $350 more before taxes than the $375 expected for the computer. This $350 is a financing fee. To this balance, my interests will be added. My payments every 2 weeks are about $23 for $46 a month for a basic computer. Very basic. Entry-level. In 12 months, I will have paid $592 and will still have a balance.
Opinion Print
Not to mention that there is no French service at MDG Computers, the contracts and all documentation are written in English, although only the website is in French. You will never be served in French at MDG Computers.
So, in summary, the financing agreement is not detailed and not transparent at all. Moreover, there is no French service. You MUST speak English to transact with them.
And now, I have received the computer. MDG Computers has an authorization on my bank account and I have not been informed of the financing details, although I received some documents in the mdg.ca/online space, to manage my online account which is not very detailed either. I want to receive a statement soon.
I will never buy from MDG Computers again because I don’t know how much my computer will actually cost me, that I could have obtained a similar one for $400 less before the interest to pay, and that I actually had the money to pay for a new one. And I learned by reading through discussion forums that MDG Computers will not report my good payment habits to the credit bureau (Equifax / Transunion) unless I am in default of payment. This endeavor to rebuild my credit was therefore pointless.
Conclusion:
- It’s better to do business with companies referred by people you know;
- It’s better to pay in cash than to finance at 29.9%;
- It’s better to rebuild your credit with a reputable credit card rather than an Ontario company that does not operate in French in Quebec;
- It’s better to inquire by phone before transacting online;
- It’s better to keep the money paid in interest to foreigners in your own pockets!
You have been warned. Should I do business with MDG Computers? Can I trust MDG Computers? Is financing with MDG Computers honest? No.
Anna
Well, I don't know why you've had so much bad luck because I was provided with a contract in French, a payment schedule that matched my income, and the possibility to make a larger payment upon request. In any case, I received excellent service.
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I bought a laptop 2 years ago. I have been paying $42.00 every 2 weeks since then. In September, I called to find out the balance I had left, and I was told that I still owe $2168 for a computer that originally cost me $1900. I filed a complaint with Consumer Protection, because at this rate, I'll owe them for life. Damn bunch of scammers!!
Abdrl
Do they not gather credit information from agencies every time to restore credit?
ABDEL
Yes, they are really scammers. They don't tell you when your payments will end, you only see the online payments, not the balance or final date. Never do another credit with them!!!!!!
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Anna
Yes, I also serve in French and contract in French. I even buy without having bad credit because it's easier, and the product arrives at the door.
Too good to be true...
It smells like a scam
Either the configuration is dodgy, the computer on its own would be worth much more than €1200 in today’s market. So for an Xbox 360 that costs quite a bit, I personally don't really believe it... especially if it's online.
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There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and the others! Linux? There are worse, but it's more expensive.
It smells like a scam
Either the configuration is dodgy, the computer on its own would be worth much more than €1200 in today’s market. So for an Xbox 360 that costs quite a bit, I personally don't really believe it... especially if it's online.
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There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and the others! Linux? There are worse, but it's more expensive.
In January 2012, I bought a Toshiba GX171 17.3, Intel Core 7, 8 GB, 1.5TB hard drive and financed it through MDG. I was supposed to get a 26'' Samsung HD TV as a bonus. I only received the laptop but not the TV and there's no way to talk to someone on the phone. They don't return messages either. And ultimately, the laptop is going to cost me an arm and a leg, almost 2.5 times more expensive than on the Toshiba site for exactly the same model. I'm starting to have doubts. Did I get scammed?????????
We pay for the financing service, that's all... that's why we pay more than in a store - we accept the terms of the contract because we don't have the money to pay for the product in cash at an electronics store, it's simple.
I bought a Motorola Xoom tablet, I got a little plasma TV screen, but I paid more than double the current price of the tablet... it didn't make me mad.
I bought a Motorola Xoom tablet, I got a little plasma TV screen, but I paid more than double the current price of the tablet... it didn't make me mad.
MDG is a Toronto-based company, Arabs can work in these stores just like the French, the Belgians, the Germans, the Brazilians, the Americans, and others...
If there is a scam, it's not the Arab but the owner; however, MDG, like the majority of specialized computer businesses, uses unorthodox means to sell as many computers as possible, so they offer you the lowest prices on the market. Of course, once attracted by this bait that is the price, the configuration often needs to be changed, which drives the price up to the max. Therefore, I would advise that when you obtain a new configuration and a new price, do not buy right away, as you first need to compare the components and their prices.
If there is a scam, it's not the Arab but the owner; however, MDG, like the majority of specialized computer businesses, uses unorthodox means to sell as many computers as possible, so they offer you the lowest prices on the market. Of course, once attracted by this bait that is the price, the configuration often needs to be changed, which drives the price up to the max. Therefore, I would advise that when you obtain a new configuration and a new price, do not buy right away, as you first need to compare the components and their prices.
I got tricked by MDG, which announced a computer for $777 but that couldn’t be upgraded, so in the end my computer cost me a total of $1699. Plus, it broke down after 1 year and a week, then the warranty was no longer valid, and they replaced my power supply without my consent, which wasn’t the issue. I had it checked by two competitors, and in the end it was my processor that was failing. So I can tell you that MDG is done for me. My daughters have had a Dell for 8 years, and it still works, so it will probably be my next computer.
chaquie, feel free to get plucked ;)
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binary and the others! Linux? There are worse but it's more expensive
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There are 10 types of people on earth, those who read
binary and the others! Linux? There are worse but it's more expensive
Here is an example of what it offers.... I just made a request.
And let me tell you that you need to pay quickly to avoid astronomical fees.
It's certain that if you have bad credit like the one shown here (mine!) you will pay dearly for your past shortcomings!
Date of Contact: 10/09/2010 Email:
2. YOUR PURCHASE PRICE AND LOAN AMOUNT SUMMARY
A. Sale amount: $1574.00
B. GST/HST: $78.70
C. PST: $123.95
D. Down payment:
E. Amount Borrowed or Principal Sum Borrowed (A+B+C - D): $1793.18
3. YOUR LOAN REPAYMENT OBLIGATION
If your loan is repaid in full after paying your bi-weekly payment of
for the following number of periods, your total cost of borrowing will be
as per this schedule:
Total cost of borrowing / credit would be:
2 = $58.02
6 = $170.50
13 = $355.35
26 = $654.32
52 = $2,838.94
Your Total Obligation is payable in bi-weekly Instalment payments of ("Instalment Payment") with a first payment date of and is due on the same day of each consecutive period and ending on. If all payments have been made when due and there are no other or additional charges, you will owe a final payment of $NIL. Your Total Cost of Borrowing/Credit will be $ and your Total Obligation is.
Notice to applicant: Do not sign this agreement until you have read and understood all terms and conditions of
this agreement. By signing, you agree that all the information you have provided is complete and true and that you have read and agreed to all terms and conditions of this agreement. As part of your credit application, MDG may obtain a credit bureau report containing credit information or personal information about you.
And let me tell you that you need to pay quickly to avoid astronomical fees.
It's certain that if you have bad credit like the one shown here (mine!) you will pay dearly for your past shortcomings!
Date of Contact: 10/09/2010 Email:
2. YOUR PURCHASE PRICE AND LOAN AMOUNT SUMMARY
A. Sale amount: $1574.00
B. GST/HST: $78.70
C. PST: $123.95
D. Down payment:
E. Amount Borrowed or Principal Sum Borrowed (A+B+C - D): $1793.18
3. YOUR LOAN REPAYMENT OBLIGATION
If your loan is repaid in full after paying your bi-weekly payment of
for the following number of periods, your total cost of borrowing will be
as per this schedule:
Total cost of borrowing / credit would be:
2 = $58.02
6 = $170.50
13 = $355.35
26 = $654.32
52 = $2,838.94
Your Total Obligation is payable in bi-weekly Instalment payments of ("Instalment Payment") with a first payment date of and is due on the same day of each consecutive period and ending on. If all payments have been made when due and there are no other or additional charges, you will owe a final payment of $NIL. Your Total Cost of Borrowing/Credit will be $ and your Total Obligation is.
Notice to applicant: Do not sign this agreement until you have read and understood all terms and conditions of
this agreement. By signing, you agree that all the information you have provided is complete and true and that you have read and agreed to all terms and conditions of this agreement. As part of your credit application, MDG may obtain a credit bureau report containing credit information or personal information about you.
Hello, I did business with them and indeed nothing is stated in the contract that you have to pay for 4 years, so your television that you pay $950 ends up costing you almost $4000 in the end... I made payment stops in my account and they managed, through a loophole by just changing the payment amount, to withdraw money from my account again. I had to close my checking account and open a new one to really have peace... it's really a total scam...
I find it funny that your bank let the payment go through because they changed the amount. In both cases legally, in the first case, just with the company name, the bank should not have processed the payment. In the second instance, the amount credited to an account after two weeks cannot just change like that. You must have a written form authorizing the changes. There's a part missing in your story because you cannot pay for something you haven't received as it violates Canadian law, and you have recourse. So be honest in your statements and guide people the right way.
Hello,
Yes, I confirm that this company is a scam; they take advantage of the fact that we have no credit to dangle prices that, after calculations, turn out to be four times more expensive. They play with words; in good Quebecois, they are just a bunch of crooks!
No support, they put a burned DVD of Windows in the box for my computer that died a year and a bit later, for a Toshiba TV. When I tried to validate the warranty, Toshiba informed me that it had been activated six months before I bought my TV!!! They never responded to my emails about this; they just call in English and have employees read a text with very questionable intelligence quotients, and even if you ask for a manager, no one will ever contact you: my opinion is made, don't fall for it; at best, get your money back because it’s incredible how they take advantage of you...
For your bank, it's almost impossible that if you've issued a stop payment, they would still let it go through. No matter the amount, if you notify that XYZ company should not be allowed to process any payments, it's not normal for them to go against that and allow it to go through...
Yes, I confirm that this company is a scam; they take advantage of the fact that we have no credit to dangle prices that, after calculations, turn out to be four times more expensive. They play with words; in good Quebecois, they are just a bunch of crooks!
No support, they put a burned DVD of Windows in the box for my computer that died a year and a bit later, for a Toshiba TV. When I tried to validate the warranty, Toshiba informed me that it had been activated six months before I bought my TV!!! They never responded to my emails about this; they just call in English and have employees read a text with very questionable intelligence quotients, and even if you ask for a manager, no one will ever contact you: my opinion is made, don't fall for it; at best, get your money back because it’s incredible how they take advantage of you...
For your bank, it's almost impossible that if you've issued a stop payment, they would still let it go through. No matter the amount, if you notify that XYZ company should not be allowed to process any payments, it's not normal for them to go against that and allow it to go through...
I've already received comments suggesting that the business is run by Arabs who deliberately hold back parts to swap them for better ones and charge you, or even make you pay $1,200 for something worth $1,000 or even less...
They lure us in with such high prices and scam us with foolish tricks like that...
If anyone has experienced this, please let me know, even if the experience was positive.
Thank you.
They lure us in with such high prices and scam us with foolish tricks like that...
If anyone has experienced this, please let me know, even if the experience was positive.
Thank you.
Hello, I dealt with them and I'm taking them to small claims court because I never received what I ordered, and they withdrew money for a year. I even sent a message asking them to stop the payments from my bank account in November 2011, and I canceled the contract that I never received, yet they continued to try to make withdrawals, which caused me fees for bounced checks and tarnished my name with my bank from November 2011 to May 2012. But I won't let myself be taken advantage of; I will assert my rights soon.
I'm replying to lord.ogre. I don't think they do it on purpose to miss pieces to install new ones. I don't know this store, but when we fill out a credit application, everything starts from there. Credit rates are very high if you don't have good credit, and if it’s low, you will pay much less for your item. The lowest credit rate is 13.99%. If not, you will have a fixed rate of 29.99%. It's very high. Come on, don't question it. It's true that they fleece us, but what can you do? That's how it is.
Hello.
I bought a smartphone and a smart TV. The smartphone was on sale for $371 and the TV was also on sale for $650. The catch in all this is that after I sent my banking information, they sold me the smartphone for $572 before taxes and the TV for $950 before taxes, so that's pure theft.
I am canceling the authorized payment with my bank and MDG can do whatever they want.
I bought a smartphone and a smart TV. The smartphone was on sale for $371 and the TV was also on sale for $650. The catch in all this is that after I sent my banking information, they sold me the smartphone for $572 before taxes and the TV for $950 before taxes, so that's pure theft.
I am canceling the authorized payment with my bank and MDG can do whatever they want.
I’m from Saguenay and I just got in touch with them, and I admit I find it very shady, so as I can see, there are more negative reviews than positive ones, so thank you all for your feedback, it gives me the straight answer and my response in the... MDG
Hello, well I wanted to do business for a 42" LG ACL TV
and to my great surprise the interest rate of 9.87% was 59.90% for me
because of my credit. But they advertise a very low rate of 9.87% good
or bad credit.
Well, if I had had good credit, it wouldn't have been with MDG but rather with
Dell, who have the best service in the world.
I wanted to denounce their practices, be careful with MDG.
and to my great surprise the interest rate of 9.87% was 59.90% for me
because of my credit. But they advertise a very low rate of 9.87% good
or bad credit.
Well, if I had had good credit, it wouldn't have been with MDG but rather with
Dell, who have the best service in the world.
I wanted to denounce their practices, be careful with MDG.
I'm addressing yoann_tux, it's not a scam at MDG. His phone costs $1,199, which I find to be an acceptable price with the Xbox 360. He could have paid more, but with financing services and a contract, you should expect to pay a higher price, especially if you took a contract, of course. But always look at how your finances are accepted. If you are credited by a form to fill out and you are accepted, and your finances are poorly viewed, the company will accept you but with very high interest rates of 29.99%. That means you'll end up paying a very high price; they will bleed you dry until you suffocate. And the worst part of all this is that they have the right to do it—it's the law they have in their contract. I think this company, MDG, must have gone through the courts to have the rights protected by law.
Hi, well I'm going to buy a laptop from 2008 and he's giving me a PlayStation 3 for free. I'm paying $1200 for my laptop and I get everything!!
Could you tell me what software you have on your laptop, for example, how many GB your hard drive has and if you have a dual-core processor? Because if you have a good hard drive, a decent motherboard, and the speed of the computer is 2.4 GHz or more, you must think it's not so bad for $1,200, especially with a free PlayStation 3 included; that's not so expensive.
I bought an Asus and it works great. It's not a scam, it's just that it costs me a bit more than if I had bought it all at once from a shady company that would have provided zero service in return.
Hello everyone, I conducted a little survey on MDG company and here is what the company says. This privacy policy covers the processing of personal data collected when you visit MDG.ca. This rule does not apply to the practices of companies that MDG.ca does not own or control, and it does not apply to advertisements from third parties or sponsors to whom you provide information. MDG.ca is committed to respecting your privacy. Your privacy is important to us. We want you to understand our information collection practices from site visitors and how we use this information. Personal Information
Personal information is linked to your name and personal identity. The personal information you may choose to provide is for registration on the MDG.ca website, ordering products or services, providing your opinion for online surveys, subscribing to newsletters, and promotions. If you do not wish to receive communications from MDG (special offers, news about products and services, etc.), you can choose at any time not to participate in these marketing initiatives. You just need to click on the "unsubscribe" link or follow the instructions on how to remove your name from the mailing list you are subscribed to. MDG's privacy policy regarding children: special promotions, requesting information, and technical support requests. The types of personal information we may ask for include name, address, phone number, email address, usernames and passwords, contact preferences, and customer preference data. Additionally, we may keep records of your past purchases and the details of any inquiries or complaints made by you. You can visit MDG.ca online without identifying who you are and without providing any personal information. In some places on our site and in our telephone interactions with customers, we will ask you to provide personal information for multiple reasons. Non-Personal Information - Cookies and other Internet technologies When someone visits our website, our servers automatically collect non-identifiable information allowing the website to communicate with the visitor's computer. Non-identifiable information does not reveal any personal information that could enable us to identify or locate specific visitors. For example, the type of information collected allows us to see the number of visits to the site, the sections of the site visited, the time and date of visits, the type of internet browser used, the IP address, and the identification of the domain type. We use this information to better understand the trends and browsing habits of our visitors. Most non-identifiable information is collected through cookies, tracking pixels, or other Internet technologies. A cookie is a data file sent by a website to the hard drive of a computer. Some web pages on MDG's site use cookies when you visit our website, when you sign up for products or special promotions, when you request information, or when you contact customer service. You may or may not accept cookies by configuring your web browser options. If you choose not to accept cookies, some web pages may not display correctly. Some web pages of MDG use tracking pixels and other Internet technologies to allow us to count the number of visitors to those pages. Tracking pixels are electronic images sometimes called "single pixel .gif files." Typically, these tracking pixels work in conjunction with cookies. If you do not want to associate your visits to these pages with the information from the cookies, configure your browser to not accept cookies. Links to Third-Party Sites The MDG website may contain links to third-party websites or to sites not owned or controlled by MDG. We are not responsible for the rules and practices of these sites regarding privacy and we make no representation or warranty regarding the privacy practices of these websites. The data you provide to these websites is not covered by MDG's Privacy Policy. We recommend that you review the privacy policy of these other websites and contact the website operator in question if you have any concerns or questions. Why do we collect personal information? MDG collects personal information to provide you with its products and services, to better communicate with you, to offer customer support services, to give you updates regarding special offers and ongoing promotions, and to conduct market research. The confidentiality of your personal information is protected. This personal information is used to support your relationship with MDG. For example, MDG may sometimes inform you of new products or services, promotional offers, or special offers and other relevant information of interest to you. Choosing not to receive marketing communications from MDG If you do not wish to receive communications from MDG (special offers, news about products and services, etc.), you can choose at any time not to participate in these marketing initiatives. You just need to click on the "unsubscribe" link or follow the instructions on how to remove your name from the mailing list you are subscribed to.
MDG's privacy policy regarding children
If you are under 13 years old, do not provide any personally identifiable information to MDG without the knowledge and permission of a parent or guardian. MDG does not knowingly collect information from children under 13 and does not target its websites at children under 13. MDG reserves the right to cooperate with government officials or law enforcement agencies in any investigation requiring information or reports regarding legal or illegal activities. We reserve the right to collect, use, or disclose any personal information in order to comply with any law, regulation, or request from a government agency.
Changes to the privacy policy
MDG reserves the right to modify this privacy policy at any time. Therefore, please review it frequently. If we make significant changes to how we use your personal information, we will notify you by posting a notice on our web pages.
Questions and answers
For any questions regarding our privacy policy, you can contact us at the address ***@***
And here is the policy that will better inform you about how MDG operates regarding customers.
Personal information is linked to your name and personal identity. The personal information you may choose to provide is for registration on the MDG.ca website, ordering products or services, providing your opinion for online surveys, subscribing to newsletters, and promotions. If you do not wish to receive communications from MDG (special offers, news about products and services, etc.), you can choose at any time not to participate in these marketing initiatives. You just need to click on the "unsubscribe" link or follow the instructions on how to remove your name from the mailing list you are subscribed to. MDG's privacy policy regarding children: special promotions, requesting information, and technical support requests. The types of personal information we may ask for include name, address, phone number, email address, usernames and passwords, contact preferences, and customer preference data. Additionally, we may keep records of your past purchases and the details of any inquiries or complaints made by you. You can visit MDG.ca online without identifying who you are and without providing any personal information. In some places on our site and in our telephone interactions with customers, we will ask you to provide personal information for multiple reasons. Non-Personal Information - Cookies and other Internet technologies When someone visits our website, our servers automatically collect non-identifiable information allowing the website to communicate with the visitor's computer. Non-identifiable information does not reveal any personal information that could enable us to identify or locate specific visitors. For example, the type of information collected allows us to see the number of visits to the site, the sections of the site visited, the time and date of visits, the type of internet browser used, the IP address, and the identification of the domain type. We use this information to better understand the trends and browsing habits of our visitors. Most non-identifiable information is collected through cookies, tracking pixels, or other Internet technologies. A cookie is a data file sent by a website to the hard drive of a computer. Some web pages on MDG's site use cookies when you visit our website, when you sign up for products or special promotions, when you request information, or when you contact customer service. You may or may not accept cookies by configuring your web browser options. If you choose not to accept cookies, some web pages may not display correctly. Some web pages of MDG use tracking pixels and other Internet technologies to allow us to count the number of visitors to those pages. Tracking pixels are electronic images sometimes called "single pixel .gif files." Typically, these tracking pixels work in conjunction with cookies. If you do not want to associate your visits to these pages with the information from the cookies, configure your browser to not accept cookies. Links to Third-Party Sites The MDG website may contain links to third-party websites or to sites not owned or controlled by MDG. We are not responsible for the rules and practices of these sites regarding privacy and we make no representation or warranty regarding the privacy practices of these websites. The data you provide to these websites is not covered by MDG's Privacy Policy. We recommend that you review the privacy policy of these other websites and contact the website operator in question if you have any concerns or questions. Why do we collect personal information? MDG collects personal information to provide you with its products and services, to better communicate with you, to offer customer support services, to give you updates regarding special offers and ongoing promotions, and to conduct market research. The confidentiality of your personal information is protected. This personal information is used to support your relationship with MDG. For example, MDG may sometimes inform you of new products or services, promotional offers, or special offers and other relevant information of interest to you. Choosing not to receive marketing communications from MDG If you do not wish to receive communications from MDG (special offers, news about products and services, etc.), you can choose at any time not to participate in these marketing initiatives. You just need to click on the "unsubscribe" link or follow the instructions on how to remove your name from the mailing list you are subscribed to.
MDG's privacy policy regarding children
If you are under 13 years old, do not provide any personally identifiable information to MDG without the knowledge and permission of a parent or guardian. MDG does not knowingly collect information from children under 13 and does not target its websites at children under 13. MDG reserves the right to cooperate with government officials or law enforcement agencies in any investigation requiring information or reports regarding legal or illegal activities. We reserve the right to collect, use, or disclose any personal information in order to comply with any law, regulation, or request from a government agency.
Changes to the privacy policy
MDG reserves the right to modify this privacy policy at any time. Therefore, please review it frequently. If we make significant changes to how we use your personal information, we will notify you by posting a notice on our web pages.
Questions and answers
For any questions regarding our privacy policy, you can contact us at the address ***@***
And here is the policy that will better inform you about how MDG operates regarding customers.
I did what they told me for the approval of the Xbox 360 Kinect, to make 6 payments of $21.77, and I received the real contract, and the amount is $925 with tax. That's expensive for an Xbox 360 Kinect, I think, and on top of that, nothing tells me that they deducted the 6 payments I've already made. It's ridiculous to pay this price. The worst part is that I lose my $120 that I've already given! And how about you, is it the same thing...?