I am just curious; How much money do rival companies of Dell pay people to come on these sites like this and cut down Dell computers? I have read time and time again where people have had all these problems or all that problems with their Dell computer, and I have to say that I am a bit surprised. There just can't possibly be anyone out there that is being legitimate with one of these stories about so many multiple problems with their Dell computers. Unless of course, they are running over their computers with cars and trucks and then wanting to return them! Is that the case perhaps, and perhaps Dell Corp is just a bit too smart for you guys? Maybe too smart to let you pull the liars' wool over their eyes? Hmmmmm?? could this be the real truth??
The reason that I say this is that I have bought many Dell computers. I have bought Dell desktops and countless Dell laptops. And I have not one time, in these 12 to 13 years of purchasing Dell products, had any of thse very aweful experiences that I keep reading about. In fact, I have a Dell laptop And desktop evena s we speak that I purchased at the same time, about 5 years ago, and both of them still look and work as though they were just bought. They are awesome. And I still have them. Also, I have bought several Dell laptops even after those, one that I still have, and it works exquisitely awesome. It is decked outy with all the amenities that could possibly come in a laptop. It is the Dell Inspiron 1520. I also had a Dell Inspiron E1505 that, very sorrowly, I ended upselling due to buying a new and different brand of laptop and wanted to make a big payment on it. But that laptop worked and looked flawlessly as well. I had it for just over a year before I decided sadly to sell it. And OMG do I miss that laptop at times. Selling it felt like I was getting rid of a beloved computer family. And Dell Customer and Tech Support? Well, let me just say that I have Never in my life done such good and professional business with any other Customer Support and Tech team as Dell.. I find them to be compassionate, patient, understanding, and willing to go above and beyond all expectations in order to assist customers. Why I have even called once to see if I could get some little round rubber/foam guards that had been placed on the lid of my laptop in order to make sure it didnt wobble or grate against the bottom of the laptop when closed. One of them had fallen off, and, well, I am the type of person that likes to have any and all parts to his gadgets, right down to the screws. But I just knew that getting these replacement little foam rubber things were impossible. I actually thought I was being dumb to even try. But shockingly and to my surprise, the Customer Service person that dealt with me totally understood. It was the exact day that my warranty was expiring. But he said that he would get them sent out to me right away, and asked me if I needed anything else. I had asked him could he also send the little rubber things that were on the bottom of my laptopa s well, just so i would have them. he said sure thing. The very next day, they arrived. He had sent me out quite a few little replacement foamy tabs and bottom ones too. I have to say that i was extremely shocked that I got these replaced, especially it being the very last day of my warranty. So there can't anyone tell me or convince me that Dell Custom,er Support and Tech Support is this difficult to deal with as these and other stories claim they are. I am sticking to Dell, and also to Fujitsu, from whom I bought my last laptop from. They are awesome too. So to sum this up, I highly recommend Dell and Fujitsu laptops. They are the best in my book. And to these people that tell these seemingly false horror stories about Dell and their purchases; People, quit doing this for other companies. The money just isn't worth trying to ruin a great and respectable company such as Dell. Besides, Dell's rep speaks for itself, and your little bs stories are getting nowhere to us Dell purchasers that know the truth. Thanks for listening!!!
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