Brand New DELL Extreme Computer Systems for sale Cheap

Been working with Brides of Destruction, Black Bird, Chris Holmes of Wasp,
Beautiful Creatures, the new Warrant and some LA GUNS

i will give you $300 for one of your computers.. sounds like a deal to me

I wish I had your your sales rep at Dell......... blowing off $20K of
systems because of an 'error'. I was kind of surprised that these high-end
configurations had a 17" CRT rather than a 19 or 20 inch high-end LCD. I'm
even more surprised you can't find eager buyers in LA. Hell, soemone would
drive from San Diego for a buy like you're offering. Think of all the
shipping hassles you'd save and extra profits you'd make.

BTW, where's your company website?? Any company that can drop $20K on a few
computers is obviously a serious player in the industry, right? Do you even
have a domain name? No, AOL.COM doesn't count.

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C0MPUTERS 4 U wrote:
My company Just Call Me Pete Productions INC. ordered several of these
computers from DELL. Double the amount came to my company. In contacting
DELL, they stated to keep the extra computers for it was their error. I am
offering you guys the benefit of DELL's mistake. Total Cost of computer is
$3868. If you go to DELL website and chose all of the items listed below you
will see the cost of each computer. THIS IS A COMPLETE SYSTEM

I have 5 of these packages available. And will sell for $2000 for full system
or best offer. According to DELL All Warranties are fully transferable to YOU!
I can ship anywhere in the world and will cover shipping costs Please contact
me on this AOL account or the email below. I am in California.

Email me at

Dell Dimension XPS:
Pentium® 4 Processor with HT Technology 3.2GHz Extreme Edition

Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional

Operating System Enhancements:
Combo: Microsoft® Plus! for Windows XP and Digital Media Edition

Memory:
1GB Dual Channel DDR SDRAM at 400MHz

Video Card:
NEW 256MB DDR ATI RADEONT 9800 XT

Sound Card:
Sound Blaster AudigyT2 (D) Card w/Dolby 5.1, and IEEE 1394 capability

Remote for Dell Media Experience:
Remote Control for Dell Media Experience

Hard Drive:
NEW 400GB RAID 1 (2 x 400GB SATA HDDs)

CD or DVD Drive:
Dual Drives: 16x DVD-ROM Drive + 48x CD-RW Dr

Enhanced Software for CD or DVD Burner:
Combo: Record Now! and My DVD Deluxe (DVD+RW only)

Floppy Drive and Additional Storage Devices:
3.5 in Floppy Drive and 128MB Dell USB Memory Key

Modem:
56K PCI Telephony Modem

Network Interface:
Integrated Intel® PRO 1000 Ethernet

Warranty, Services and Support Options: 4 Year Limited Warranty plus 4 Year
At-Home Service

Complete Care Accidental Damage Service:
Added Complete Care Accidental Damage Service to 4Yr Lim Warranty

Dell Printers:
Dell P1500 Printer with 1 YR Advanced Exchange

Cables for Your Dell Printer: Dell Black 10 Ft. USB Printer Cable

Monitors:
17 in (16.0 in Viewable) M783s CRT Monitor

Speakers:
Altec Lansing THX Certified ADA995 Surround Sound 5.1

Keyboard:
Dell T Wireless Keyboard and Optical Mouse

Productivity Softwa
Microsoft® Office Professional 2003 w/ Microsoft® Money Standard

Security Softwa
Norton AntiVirus® 2004 12-month subscription upgrade
Gaming Softwa
Halo: Combat Evolved
Age of Mythology
Warcraft III Battle Chest
Battlefield 1942: Deluxe Edition
MS Flight Simulator 2004: Century Of Flight
Command & Conquer: Generals
Neverwinter Nights Gold
Call of Duty
Battlefield Vietnam
Unreal Tournament 2004
Digital Music:
Dell Jukebox Premium powered by MUSICMATCH

Digital Photography:
Dell Picture Studio Combo, Paint Shop Pro, Photo Album Premium

Wireless Networking Solution:
TrueMobileT 1300 WLAN (802.11b/g) USB 2.0 DT Adapter

XPS Specialized Support Dimension XPS, Specialized Support

In article ,
(Lawrence Glasser) says...

Call me jaded, but I'm having a real hard time with "they stated to keep the
extra computers for it was their error."

If Dell gets a return, the complete cost of the computer comes out of
the salesman's margin numbers. The sales staff is far better off to
generate an order credit and just give you the machines. If it was
indeed a shipping error, nothing would be billed anyway, a return on
half a dozen XPS machines would kill a whole week's margin, and quite
possibly lead to the salesman getting fired.

Keep the computers.

--
http://home.teleport.com/~larryc

Larry Caldwell writes:
In article ,
(Lawrence Glasser) says...
Call me jaded, but I'm having a real hard time with "they stated to keep
the extra computers for it was their error."

If Dell gets a return, the complete cost of the computer comes out of
the salesman's margin numbers. The sales staff is far better off to
generate an order credit and just give you the machines. If it was
indeed a shipping error, nothing would be billed anyway, a return on
half a dozen XPS machines would kill a whole week's margin, and quite
possibly lead to the salesman getting fired.

Keep the computers.

If that is the way big businesses commonly work then it is no wonder
the corporate spiral is going the way it is, "I loose the company
twenty grand, nobody will notice AND I get to keep my job."

"Larry Caldwell" wrote in message
k.net...
In article ,
(Lawrence Glasser) says...

Call me jaded, but I'm having a real hard time with "they stated to keep
the
extra computers for it was their error."

If Dell gets a return, the complete cost of the computer comes out of
the salesman's margin numbers. The sales staff is far better off to
generate an order credit and just give you the machines. If it was
indeed a shipping error, nothing would be billed anyway, a return on
half a dozen XPS machines would kill a whole week's margin, and quite
possibly lead to the salesman getting fired.


And telling a customer to keep a shipment of PC's wouldn't!
If it was a shipping error, there would be no adjustment to the sales margin
either.

In article G96vc.37937$Yr.26153@okepread04, (PC Medic)
says...

And telling a customer to keep a shipment of PC's wouldn't!
If it was a shipping error, there would be no adjustment to the sales margin
either.

That's not the way Dell works. The customer would get return credit for
the excess computers, and end up not having to pay for the ones they
actually ordered. The salesman would still get screwed.

--
http://home.teleport.com/~larryc

As he would if the customer didn't pay for them.


"Larry Caldwell" wrote in message
k.net...
In article G96vc.37937$Yr.26153@okepread04, (PC Medic)
says...

And telling a customer to keep a shipment of PC's wouldn't!
If it was a shipping error, there would be no adjustment to the sales
margin
either.

That's not the way Dell works. The customer would get return credit for
the excess computers, and end up not having to pay for the ones they
actually ordered. The salesman would still get screwed.

--
http://home.teleport.com/~larryc

"Larry Caldwell" wrote in message
k.net...
In article G96vc.37937$Yr.26153@okepread04, (PC Medic)
says...

And telling a customer to keep a shipment of PC's wouldn't!
If it was a shipping error, there would be no adjustment to the sales
margin
either.

That's not the way Dell works. The customer would get return credit for
the excess computers, and end up not having to pay for the ones they
actually ordered. The salesman would still get screwed.


I find it hard to believe (working in the industry) that a company as large
as Dell is not using a system that would prevent this with a couple
keystrokes. I also find it hard to believe they are going to refund money
that was never billed/paid. And even if it was billed, but a correction
(credit) needed to the customers account as the items were not ordered, then
by all rights, the salesperson does not deserve the credit for the sale.