Multivision Deal -- Bargain or Scam?

by David Boldt
(Santa Cruz (Urubo))

Anyone experienced in dealing with Multivision? I went there today to apply for service, and a woman (who will never be nominated for Miss Congeniality) quoted a price and listed the documents I needed. On leaving and heading for my car another woman approached me and said she was a ''promotor'' for Multivision and outlined a much better deal with several months of free service. She gave me the same flyer I received inside except it had ''Multivision Tiempo'' and her phone number stamped and/or written on it. I'm hoping someone knows whether this is a wacky Bolivian marketing ploy or some kind of scam.

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Multivision Deal -- Bargain or Scam?

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Apr 01, 2012
 Good idea, but . . . .
by: David Boldt

The problem is that the flyer the ''promotor'' gave me did not state the particulars of the deal offered. Also, I was in a rush at the time. Also, I had been put off by the almost hostile treatment I had received. But when I go back I will present the flyer from the promotor and ask if she is what she claimed.
Apr 01, 2012
 Ask Multivision
by: Anonymous

Why don't you take the flyer into the Multivision office and ask them. You shouldn't take the risk without asking first.

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