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We are a long established and proberbly the best know I.T. Hardware Company in Ireland, I established the business in 1993 and have had fantastic support. We know what we do, have massive experience in dealing with customers. You come first, I oversee everything and make sure the products we supply are good, will get shipped out quickly and sort out any problems.
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I placed an order with ITbits for a specific wireless doorbell which I couldn't find in stock from any other vendor. The item was delivered as described. All email communication was with a member of staff rather than automated emails which is a nice touch. It was great doing business with a small local supplier and I would have no hesitation recommending ITbits.
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