How do I get a Full Refund from Dell ?

Quote from Scataphagos:

Well, good for you.

I'm a big Dell fan for their Precision line of workstation/business computers (I have 6 of them in my home network). If you're not pissed at Dell over all of this, suggest you consider a Dell Precision T3500 for a trading machine. You won't find better quality and support for one properly priced from Dell Outlet. (Dell has a separate support channel for business line computers.. different from "consumer" computers... XPS is a consumer computer.)

I have 3 other Dell machines. They had excellent support when they first started & just like you, I referred many people to them but lately they have changed mainly because of local people they have working from them. Those people know very little about business ethics & are giving bad rep to Dell as a whole. At one point Dell had to move their support back to US & I wish that still was the case.
 
Quote from Neal:

I have 3 other Dell machines. They had excellent support when they first started & just like you, I referred many people to them but lately they have changed mainly because of local people they have working from them. Those people know very little about business ethics & are giving bad rep to Dell as a whole. At one point Dell had to move their support back to US & I wish that still was the case.

I can't speak for how "Dell India" handles issues. But Dell Business support in the USA is still EXCELLENT!

Buy a Precision Line. Take advantage of Dell's excellent "business" support, if needed.
 
Quote from Neal:

I did misunderstand your question.

I never contacted my credit card company.

All the conversations & e mails took place with Dell...

The only thing you should have told Dell was that you've contacted your credit card company. :D

It also sounds like even doing such (contacting your credit card company) is no longer an option because you made the mistake of NEVER informing your credit card company about the problem when reimbursement was still an option within the rules of your credit card agreements because most credit card companies have a 90 day policy or a little longer.

Lesson learned...the hard way :(
 
Quote from wrbtrader:

The only thing you should have told Dell was that you've contacted your credit card company. :D

It also sounds like even doing such (contacting your credit card company) is no longer an option because you made the mistake of NEVER informing your credit card company about the problem when reimbursement was still an option within the rules of your credit card agreements because most credit card companies have a 90 day policy or a little longer.

Lesson learned...the hard way :(

Yep.

I will remember that next time.

Again Thanks for showing how credit card company can protect me.
 
Quote from Scataphagos:

I can't speak for how "Dell India" handles issues. But Dell Business support in the USA is still EXCELLENT!

Buy a Precision Line. Take advantage of Dell's excellent "business" support, if needed.

Even for Business PCs support still would be from Local People & not from US. Situation like the one that I went thru would probably never occur in US.
 
Quote from Scataphagos:


Buy a Precision Line. Take advantage of Dell's excellent "business" support, if needed. [/B]

They have Precision with Xeon E5645 2.4 GHz.

How would that compare with i-7 2600K ?
 
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