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Dell Con Job

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  • Registered Users Posts: 208 ✭✭William Gates


    Laptop arrived safe and sound with upgrade and all. I'm very impressed with it so far, looks good too :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,018 ✭✭✭shoegirl


    Have you read the fine print? Even if it is legally binding (doubtful imho) they will have a get out clause.

    Since no money changed hands you cant say you suffered any financial loss. (at the time of cancellation anyhow) Not counting your phone calls :)

    Personally Im surprised that you are still willing to buy from a company that has shown they dont give a toss about you or your custom.

    That laptop was never 'yours' get over it and move on.

    Having a problem with online ordering myself at the moment. 3 emails and one phone call later my attitude is if they cannot even get the order right, then I can't trust the company so I'm buying from somebody else. Bye bye Dell. Somehow I feel at this stage it isn't worth losing sleep over so currently writing a letter to them asking to cancel the order (though I suspect its already been cancelled by them anyway for whatever reason I will never know).

    Never realised myself that the ordering system was such a farce but I worked for them in tech support for a year quite a few years back and there was a very adversarial attitude towards customers in Tech - rigid work procedures and a lack of shared business processes with other business units only made this worse. I didn't realise that sales and customer care had problems though, the impression I got at the time was that Dell cared about the initial order but the concern ended there. Now it looks as if it doesn't even go that far.


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