Regading Device Service Issue.

Hi,
Anyone can help me with BB Service Issue.
Went to sevice center in Pune, Maharashtra, INDIA, but faced a pathetic customer service need to know what  should i do to reach any BB person for issue ressolvence.
Would like to let you know about the problem i am facing in my device.
1) Track Pad not working smooth and hang's several times, because of this it becomes very difficult for me to access my phone.
2) Keypad is not working good already shown it to service centre but they are telling me it doesnt come under warranty although i bought my handset Blackberry Curve 9300 in March 2011 and shown it to them in somewhere around May 2011.
I am Shocked with Blackberry Pathetic Customer Service.Never expected response like this from BB a company i trusted a lot...
Waiting for your Response.
Thanks & Regards,
Rakesh MIshra

i think the device that u have bought is broken and it should be subjected to change of device...

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