I get to the Dell sites fine but I do not find an order address that allows you to order a laptop today not on credit. I know what I want and want to use my credit card to pay. I want to do it online not by phone.
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I believe when you do "Checkout" at dell.com you have a choice of paying in full or doing a "time payments" purchase.  That's the way it used to work in the past.  Just keep going another screen or so and you should see that option.\n\nNote that Dell has tons of coupon codes available, probably worth glancing at allonlinecoupons or another coupon site before you buy, and you may save a couple of bucks or get a free printer, etc.
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Man talk about the trash talk on Dell. I have a Dell Latitude that I paid for 235 bucks and it works good. I say if you realy want the best I would get a laptop with all the works.. Now if you want somthing good and it works get the dell C600 Latitude..
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What was the confirmation number for?  Did you place an order for something?  Usually the company that you order from sends an email to you with the confirmation number and order details.  You could also try a web search for the company that you were ordering from in order to get back to their webpage.  From there, you can look for something that say "Account Information" or "My Account" or somewhere that you can look up order histories.\n\nIf none of that works, you can always use IE's web history to see if you can spot the webpage.  If you click on View-Explorer Bar-History, then a screen will open up on your left.  From there, you can look at all the pages you went to over the last few days.  Clicking on the folders will bring up the individual pages that you visited on that particular site.  The history only goes back but so far (there's a setting that controls how many days it goes back), and not all pages are going to be listed (some secure sites or sites that you used a login and password don't automatically show up - they'll probably make you log in again if you click on those links).
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The only thing I can think of is to order from an on-line store. Try Cabella's, or Academy. Their stuff is usually reasonably priced, and you should be able to use PayPal. Otherwise, I don't know how you would do this without a credit card.  GOOD LUCK!
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If you buy directly from Dell, you can get some really good deals.  They are awesome computers too.
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Do a Google search for "Dell coupon code"  they publish internet only coupons for better deals than on their site.
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online, and this is the address\nhttp://www1.euro.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/emea/contact/edb/dubai?c=ed&l=en&s=bsd
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I ordered a dell INSPIRON B130 from dell and with out all of the add ons it was just under 500\nit took about a week to get here \nit has windows xp home edition \na 15.5 inch screen \nand it by far exceeds your expectations \nI use mine for work and it is great it even comes with the networking card built in \njust go to www.dell.com and check it out
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DELL either on line or by phone...they build up exactly what you want!!
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I suggest checking the local stores first.\n\nQuite often, you may be surprised what is available in your community owned retail stores.  I work at one that sells both new and used computers.  And I always laugh when somebody gets a "deal" online, and then brings it in to us for service.  More often then not, we offered something similar (if not identical) at an even lower cost.\n\nPlus if something goes wrong, your local store can help you.  Try that with something you buy on-line.
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I use Dell products in my business and am completely satisfied, the customer service was good (I don't live in the USA), Dell has rectified any problems I had punctually. One of my customers also uses Dell products and they are very happy. As always I've heard horror stories about HP, Toshiba, Asus, IBM etc. Don't think there is really a huge difference between suppliers.
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That is called "mail order", you cannot actually place your order with a money order on the Internet, a money order cannot be processed electronically.  Better off to cash the money order and shop the old fashioned way.  The Internet shopping is largely geared for electronic payments, I know that you can do an electronic check, but not money orders.
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try looking for laptops on http://www.newegg.com/
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Dell.  They let you build your own on there website.  You can get EXACTLY what you want.
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Hmm, where did you read that Alienware is associated to Dell? To my knowledge, Alienware is not associated with Dell, therefore contacting Dell will not get you anywhere. What you should consider doing is contacting Alienware once more, (I dont know what is going on between you guys), but if you do not get the service you like, contact their customer service and see if you can sort out an alternative. \n\nMy suggestion is to send it to them until they finally decide to do something about it. However, you will have to keep your patience and sort it out slowly with them. Usually, companies have a policy that after a number of repairs, they will replace or refund the system cost. The only question is: Do they understand the problem that is in the system or not. However, make sure your warranty does not run out, keep your time organized and if you send your system in for repair, make sure to get it back fast and if it doesnt work, send it in again. I know it is a hassle but if you take your time, you are going to waste that warranty.\n\nJust on a side note, what is going on with your system, perhaps if you post it on Yahoo you can get some sort of help. You can always email me at bqm1234@yahoo.com, I am a "Geek Squad" tech at Best Buy so I encounter these problems a lot. \n\nGood Luck
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I provide helpdesk services so I visit the Dell tech support often ... on fustrating feature of their support is they do not directly reference the hardware installed on a Dell system but generalize. They are also very protective in that if you are not the origional purchaser of the hardware they will not talk to you... Their overall intenet support is well below average ... their phone support is being outsorced to India and alot of people have told me that it is very below standard...
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Hello from APO, AE 09320.  As you may know, when downrange it's hard to get much of anything in a timely fashion, however, I can tell you that it depends largely on what you're shopping for. \n\nAmazon, if I may offer the insight, is where I spend most of my "online buck", however, unless you purchase brand new stuff from them, and you use the, "used" option.  (Great for books and CD's), you're still stuck paying a ton of shipping.\n\nFor electronics, hands down...J&R out of New York.  I spent a little over $3500 with them on a new laptop, external, and iPod, and it made it to Kabul in FOUR DAYS, for free.  Tiger Direct is also a popular electronics retailer that I know a lot of folks on this installation use.\n\nI hope that this is a help to you.  Check out www.epinions.com, to check out companies and products.  It's pretty cool when you can't go to a "brick and mortar" store to actually check things out for yourself.  I use that site a lot over here.\n\nC.