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Dell faxed us a form to request a refund for a charge that never should have happened
So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form.
I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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another troll with all the same indicators... some horrible injustice that
is not explained salted with gripes about a problem that is not detailed... "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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Don't let Chris deter you, to him and his group, anyone who complains about
Dell's failure to handle any problem promptly and correctly has got to be a "troll". "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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Sounds like a Dell credit card charge was made when an order was placed
versus when it ships. In this case, it sounds like the order may have even been cancelled. I have personal knowledge of a friend that had a Dell service charge for nearly $300 for a motherboard installation long before it was done and the person wasn't even aware it was inititated (lost in the translation I guess). When I performed the motherboard install for them, they called to get the charge reversed. Not sure how it all turned out but I'll have to ask. In the course of the charge reversal conversation, it came out that she was charged for *TWO* motherboard installs, not one. It wasn't bad enough they were charged top dollar for a 1.5 year old motherboard that was refurbed. They were out of warranty so they paid about $175 for it and was never told it was a refurb part. I found that rather unscrupulous on Dell's part. If in that case a new part isn't sent, then it appears Dell really doesn't have new parts for customers. eBay has these motherboards listed for 1/3 of what they were charged and they are new. Moral of the story, if you're out of warranty don't call Dell unless you absolutely have no other alternative. If you don't know computer repair, then speak with somebody who does (hopefully a trusted friend) before taking any action. "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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Personally, I think you are more of a troll than they. Whenever you don't
like a posting, you scream troll. If I had a nickel for everytime you called somebody a troll I'd be a rich person. "Christopher Muto" wrote in message ... another troll with all the same indicators... some horrible injustice that is not explained salted with gripes about a problem that is not detailed... "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 08:43:31 -0800, Irene wrote:
Don't let .... deter you, to him and his group, anyone who complains about Dell's failure to handle any problem promptly and correctly has got to be a "troll". Well I do live under a bridge But I wouldn't have seen it had you not mentioned it since he started a new thread. I think a lot of people are starting to realize that newsgroups, especially those that are archived in Google, are a way to make manufacturers hear complaints. I know a number of software developers who read newsgroups to learn how to make better products. I also know major software manufacturers like Macromedia that have staff in their newsgroups waiting to help solve problems. If I had a reimbursement problem at Macromedia, I would generally get a pointer to either name/phone or some precise procedure as to what to do. Here we had to make a long distance call to reach a sales rep who then had to reasoned with to finally give up another phone number for accounting. Accounting can not reimburse the sum they charged a pending order without an extensive rigamarolle (sp?) Why should we have chase someone down, be faxed a form and send it in to get a reimbursement of a payment (in what time frame?) when the amount *never* should have been charged. I can't be more specific than that! As to the vague hardware problem, I haven't resorted to posing here yet, but I am pursuing a solution. It entails having to reboot every other time a certain network printer is used. Only one workstation on the LAN has the problem (the Dell) and it would appear to be a bad NIC. |
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irene, you once again missed my point and align yourself as a protector of
yet another anonymous poster with a half baked complaint. the problem with this post and the many others similar worthless posts has nothing to do with dell. it has to do with common sense and the most basic of abilities of purchasing a product from any source. complaining isn't helping anyone. asking a question usually results in an answer. posting such lame and incomplete tales shatters any creditability that the op may actually have. how on earth can you interpret what i write as a defender of dell and how can you find it logical to defend someone that posts such hallow nonsense? would you please direct you energy into helping to answer the actual questions posted here rather than feed these trolls? you are welcome to have the last word on this. thank you. "Irene" wrote in message ... Don't let Chris deter you, to him and his group, anyone who complains about Dell's failure to handle any problem promptly and correctly has got to be a "troll". "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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"BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. Ditto your sentiments but it's not something that's just started happening recently - see for a post I wrote in December of last year. They ended up with an interest free loan of almost £2,000 from me for almost three months. And I never ended up with so much as a word of apology! I'm happy with the Dell I've got, but buy from them again? You've gotta be kidding. |
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A.) Maybe your posts would be easier to understand and read if you took the
time to capitalize words that are supposed to be capitalized. Did you miss the comment below that was directed to you? g "Personally, I think you are more of a troll than they. Whenever you don't like a posting, you scream troll. If I had a nickel for everytime you called somebody a troll I'd be a rich person." "Christopher Muto" wrote in message ... irene, you once again missed my point and align yourself as a protector of yet another anonymous poster with a half baked complaint. the problem with this post and the many others similar worthless posts has nothing to do with dell. it has to do with common sense and the most basic of abilities of purchasing a product from any source. complaining isn't helping anyone. asking a question usually results in an answer. posting such lame and incomplete tales shatters any creditability that the op may actually have. how on earth can you interpret what i write as a defender of dell and how can you find it logical to defend someone that posts such hallow nonsense? would you please direct you energy into helping to answer the actual questions posted here rather than feed these trolls? you are welcome to have the last word on this. thank you. "Irene" wrote in message ... Don't let Chris deter you, to him and his group, anyone who complains about Dell's failure to handle any problem promptly and correctly has got to be a "troll". "BlueRinse" wrote in message .. . So I'll let you all know how quickly they respond to the filled out form. I'm not thrilled with Dell using my money as an investment, but I do know that more and more people are talking about the downhill path of service and the fact that they charge credit cards immediately regardless of when they can ship or an immediate order cancellation. This is why I will never ever buy or recommend to anyone dealing with Dell at the present time. This has nothing to do with the quality or lack of quality of the product. We have one Dell PC that works ok so far except for a small NIC irritation that I haven't been able to get fixed yet. My problem with Dell is that they do not make any attempt to fix their mistake and reimburse our small company for the abusive charge. |
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I'd be happy if his posts were just typed in a manner that they made sense
and could be read without having to re-build them first. My ten year old grand daughter can do better. g " irene, you once again missed my point and align yourself as a protector of yet another anonymous poster with a half baked complaint. the problem with this post and the many others similar worthless posts has nothing to do with dell. it has to do with common sense and the most basic of abilities of purchasing a product from any source. complaining isn't helping anyone. asking a question usually results in an answer. posting such lame and incomplete tales shatters any creditability that the op may actually have. how on earth can you interpret what i write as a defender of dell and how can you find it logical to defend someone that posts such hallow nonsense? would you please direct you energy into helping to answer the actual questions posted here rather than feed these trolls? you are welcome to have the last word on this. thank you." "Ogden Johnson III" wrote in message ... "Christopher Muto" wrote: another troll with all the same indicators... some horrible injustice that is not explained salted with gripes about a problem that is not detailed... Are you ever going to stop changing subject lines when you're still replying to the original topic? A deplorable practice you seem to have adopted lately. For those of us who have our news clients set to "Start a new thread when subject line changes", it screws us up when you do something like just adding "[troll]" to the subject line. Particularly when we may have already kill-filed the original thread. I'd hate to lose the good stuff you post, but if putting you in the twit filter is what it takes to eliminate your making editorial comments or "correcting" the original poster's subject choice by changing the subject line, I'll have to accept the loss. -- OJ III [Email sent to Yahoo addy is burned before reading. Lower and crunch the sig and you'll net me at comcast] |
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