Dell is just a shitty, unethical, inefficient company

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I can't speak to asking for a credit or a refund. We have always received
what was ordered and in good condition and have not had to go down that
road. And that's over a 6 year period.

"Jim Dep" <jimdep1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> " Going with
> > > Dells was the best move my company ever made. I love supporting them
> > because
> > > there is no support involved. We are getting ready to buy another
1500."
>
> Oh really. Wait till you're in a situation where you have to ask for a
> credit or refund. I know first hand that they have the worst customer
> service I have ever experienced. They are masters of deception.
> I learned recently that the public school I work for has had problems
> with Dell involving multi-purchases. I shared the dellish nightmare
> I'm going through with the computer department at the school, and I
> discovered they are very dissatisfied too.
>
> Buyer Beware, Stay away from Dell.

 

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I love my dell laptops..... I work for a fortune 100 and Dell is
standard issue.

We had IBM on the standards list for a while. I had one for 2 months
and told them to go and get me a dell. I think HP is now on the
standards list but most folks opt for dells.

BTW I also "help" freinds get thier PC, I love Dell quality (for
server, desktops and laptops) and rarely have an issue.



Mailing Lists <mailinglists@covad.net> wrote in message news:<BCFB181D.8507%mailinglists@covad.net>...
> On 6/20/04 2:05 AM, in article
> VO9Bc.30452$V57.7684783@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net, "Vince McGowan"
> <SPAMvincemcg@nada.com> wrote:
>
> > That's interesting, PCWorld rated Dell Dimensions #1 (4600) & #3 (2300)
> > among value systems.
> >
> > http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,116023,00.asp
>
> From that link you'll note that no Dell was in the power PC's list. I
> wonder why....
>
> > Dell notebooks are #3 on their Desktop Replacement list, #2 on their
> > Value list and #4 on their Ultraportable list.
>
> I feel sorry for anyone who follows that poor advice. Dell laptops are
> among the worst made out there. Cheap plastics, keyboards that bend when
> you type, etc.

 

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skids wrote:
> I can't speak to asking for a credit or a refund. We have always received
> what was ordered and in good condition and have not had to go down that
> road. And that's over a 6 year period.
>
> "Jim Dep" <jimdep1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:239468a3.0406211924.7513e5ba@posting.google.com...
>
>>" Going with
>>
>>>>Dells was the best move my company ever made. I love supporting them
>>>
>>> because
>>>
>>>>there is no support involved. We are getting ready to buy another
>
> 1500."
>
>>Oh really. Wait till you're in a situation where you have to ask for a
>>credit or refund. I know first hand that they have the worst customer
>>service I have ever experienced. They are masters of deception.
>>I learned recently that the public school I work for has had problems
>>with Dell involving multi-purchases. I shared the dellish nightmare
>>I'm going through with the computer department at the school, and I
>>discovered they are very dissatisfied too.
>>
>>Buyer Beware, Stay away from Dell.
>
>
>
FWIW, we used Dell for a great many years and were totally happy with
them. We used their machines ourselves and placed thousands with
clients. Starting last summer, however, everything seemed to change:
they couldn't get anything straight; their customer service went to hell
and, as to getting credits and/or refunds, while, ultimately, when they
basically have no choice, they'll accommodate the customer, they first
make sure the customer jumps through so many hoops it makes the refund
or credit barely worth getting. We've stopped having Dell bid on jobs.

 

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ok
"skids" <skids@skidmore.com> wrote in message
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> Where are you getting your numbers from, the Accord has not outsold the
> whole GM product line.
> He didn't specify a specific model, like you did. He specified a brand.
> Brands: GM = Honda,
> Models: Accord = Caprice
>
> Nice try!
>
> "John Richards" <supportdesk70-NO-SPAM@NO.SPAM.sbcglobal.net> wrote in
> message news:BqlBc.3043$uQ.1248@newssvr32.news.prodigy.com...
> > "Mailing Lists" <mailinglists@covad.net> wrote in message
> news:BCFB1BF2.8509%mailinglists@covad.net...
> > > More people buy GM automobiles than any other. Would you call them
good
> > > values or excellent cars? I think not.
> >
> > Where are you getting this GM data from? I haven't checked recently,
> > but for many years in a row, the Honda Accord was the best selling car,
> > as well as being highly rated by Consumer Reports.
> >
> > --
> >
> > John Richards
> >
>
>