Xperia support any good? take a look

well, i personally regret buying sony xperia, my phone is still waiting for parts from last 36days....
and when i googled i found a tons of complains against Sony Xperia service/support, take a look ---
1.) http://www.consumercourt.in/mobile-handset/117140-sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-sk-17i-not-repaired-...
2.) http://www.consumercourt.in/mobile-handset/9394-sony-ericson.html
3.) http://www.consumercourt.in/product-services/36172-complaint-against-sony-ericsson-customer-care-del...
4.) http://www.consumercourt.in/product-services/90525-sony-ericsson-customer-care-complaint-2.html
5.) google urself - https://www.google.co.in/search?q=xperia+awaiting+parts&oq=xperia+awaiting+parts&sugexp=chrome,mod=0...
well Sony Xperia Support.. u guys are doing it wrong, and sure you people never going to succeed if you will act like this.
i can see the market, i can purchase another brand, you people never cared, never will. but just act like this and each passing day you will loose customer for sure take care

and those lie, customer care is so creamy, you will fall, and they will take u hostage again n again for day and day.... repair support sucks too.. and WTF? service center has no contact details ( or whatever is dead)
in last 12months warranty period u took my mobile for 2months so will i get an extended warranty when u will give me my phone back to me?
or Can you please inform me if you people going to repair my phone this year or not?
REF ID - 93807480,
COMPLAINT id- SES12A014208

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