With i.dime, you can add up to 256GB of additional space to the iPhone. More real estate allows you to capture more moments, unleash your creativity and keep memories that you shared with your loved ones. Sharing contents to other devices is just a snap away. Whether it is a birthday video of your kid or 200 photos you took with your friends at a party last night, simply snap off the i.dime and place it on the USB holder provided. Then use it as a thumbdrive and plug it in to your computer. Lightning and micro USB holders are available as well for your tablets and non-Apple smartphones.
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can you ship the product within June?
now, I wating for new I phone 8
but, I don`t recieve "i dime" yet
Where is i dime?
where is my money?
where is my time?
Pathetically pathetic! I'm sorry but where's my idime?
If not can I have a full refund?
Iphone 8 coming soon
When i get idime?
2. You can also call your credit card company and tell them that You want to file a fraud claim for nondelivery of a product. The Credit Card company will then sell that debt to a debt collection agency for recovery and wreck the creators credit.
3. @Creator Just in case you think you won't or can't get sued http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/kickstarter-fraud-state-sues-failed-projects-creators-n95951 and http://observer.com/2015/09/kickstarter/
4. Maybe kickstarter will see this and know its going to be effecting their 'bottom line' if they don't squash it' kickstarter I hope you read this, I am a super backer and I have decided to stop backing anyall new projects because there are just *** too many scams cropping up ***. Hope this helps other kickstarter fans and potential backers from saving their hard earned cash. kickstarter doesn't care, since they get their cut. they have not even once ONCE posted a reply to me to address any of my concerns. So, even more to you fellow backers, SAVE your hard earned money and wait till a product comes to market, kickstarter is way too risky. Its like betting your retirement plan on placing a it on 'black 22', i.e. roulette except your odds are better. Hope this helps.
5. You can open a case against Kickstarter [they received the funds and they are the ones responsible for deceiving backersinvestors, despite their claims that they aren't responsible - they *can* be held to account] with the FTC federal trade commission [https://www.ftc.gov/faq/consumer-protection/submit-consumer-complaint-ftc]