How is Dell computer support after the purchase. Thank You?
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They are great, I recently bought a XPS and i accidentally dropped it, and it wouldnt come on. I called comp. support and they told me to send it in(just paid shipping) and they fixed it for free! They also offer pretty good troubleshooting service.
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CPU? RAM? Harddrive space? \n\nYou provide no info. And no, you did not get a good deal because Dell is garbage. They are kind of like AOL, they advertise the heck out of a horrible product and get people to buy it.
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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.
51452
If you buy directly from Dell, you can get some really good deals.  They are awesome computers too.
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Exactly.  Now that I have my inexpensive Dell desktop, I don't want anything else to do with Dell.  \n\nI'll follow up on the answer.....
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try calling Dell© customer support and tell them about the issue.\n\nif you have waranty on it, it should be free.\n\n\ncall them up
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Dude, you bought a Dell... and you got boned...HARD (if you paid anything near $2,000+ for it).\n\nOdds are, you are going to need a new motherboard to get any appreciable increase in speed over what you are using now.  \n\n______________________\nUPDATED:  FYI, when Dell shipped computers with RDRAM, there was a tremendous premium on that memory compared to the (then and still now) defacto standard, DDR.  Same goes for the HT processors, which show only marginal performance increases over their non-HT-enabled counterparts.  (Many applications perform much worse with HT enabled.)\nDo your wallet and applications a favor and invest in an ASUS motherboard, an AMD processor, and some quality DDR RAM.  \n__________________________\n\nIn the future, NEVER buy from Dell, unless they start shipping machines with AMD processors, which are a better set of products, hands-down.  Dell is great at mass-producing scores of inexpensive computers, loading in a few "high-end" parts and shipping them out the door at a tremendous profit.  All at your expense.\n\nWhen anyone who is really into computers say "Dude you got a Dell", it isn't a compliment.  Think about tht when you buy (or build) your next machine.
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You can contact the DELL company to find out . It shouldnt be hard to do that ...
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Since it is an Emachine under warranty apparently you will just have to deal with the hassle of them sending you part by part. Next it will be a new motherboard, then new RAM, power supply... Companies like that don't really troublshoot, they just have you rebuild the computer until something works - at least thats what Dell usually does.
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As a technician and power user, I personally recommend Dell's to my clients.  They have a great warranty and excellent service.  \n\nGood Luck to you!
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Did you order a system for the internet..if you did \nthe you should of got a printable rebate and receipt\nor go to dell.com and go to    contact us
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you need to call Dell (They help you for free as long as its a Dell PC) its the software
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Depends on what you are looking for, what you are willing to pay, and how quickly you want it. \n\nI used to be a loyal Gateway customer. Then, as I was heading off to college (2000) I decided to buy a new laptop. I think I spent about $3000 for a top-of-the-line system with about all of the available upgrades. The estimated shipping time was like 14 days. Then after 14 days, I got a call telling me that there was a delay and that it would be another 14 days. Then after another 14 days I got the same call. Finally after waiting 2 months and not being able to get any definitive response from Gateway (at the time, laptops were being manufactured overseas), I cancelled my order and went online to Dell.com. I built a machine that was as equivalent as could be, paid about the same amount of money and the machine was at my door in 3 days - I think I paid MAYBE 20 bucks extra for 3 day delivery instead of 5-7 day delivery. Bottom line, if Dell could get it to me in 3 days, I trust they would have gotten it to me in 5-7 had I not chosen to pay for the upgrade.\n\nOne new thing to consider is that Gateway is now available at retail consumer electronic stores like Best Buy. I'm not sure if Dell has retail outlets.\n\nTo actually answer your question - your going to be getting comparable products from both companies. One machine isn't going to be "better" than the other. In the end I think it's all about the buying experience. Both companies have very good customer service and technical support - over the telephone, on the web, via email, rock solid. The tie-breaker comes in if you want to build your system from scratch instead of buying one of the pre-built machines that you can get from Best Buy. If time is on your side, then let the price tag be your guide. Otherwise, I recommend Dell. They will deliver their product in a more timely manner.
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Well here the deal with  Dell No ONE CARRIES THE DELL CARTIDGES\nand if you get them refilled they may not work and if they do the most they will is 2 times this is becasue dell put a chip in the cartriges that tells the PC that its bad so you have to buy them from dell so your going to pay sooner or later
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Dell is fargin junk! Wait till you gotta replace a part on that cheap chit! You cant replace anything on it unless you buy the part from dell which costs a fortune. Dell parts are not interchangeable with other mfg parts. Dell support has gone downhill terribly in the past few years. Last but not least....that 270 dollar puter you just bought is about good for net browsing and nuthin else. If your a gamer forget it.The absolute best system you can buy is a custom built unit, tailored to your specific needs. In the long run it will last longer and wont be anywhere near as expensive! Especially if purchased from ME! If you ar contemplating on buying a new system, sit down and tell yourself what you expect from it to begin with. Write everything down on paper. You will be happy you did.
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Take a look at the dell support page...  They have adressed the problem and provided a fix.
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DELL customer service will send you any needed drivers, OS, software and utility CDs etc.  that should have come with your computer but didn't. Get the phone number for your country from the website and call them. And that chat thing is just a bot, you will probably end up having to call them either way.\n\nHave your computer's service tag ready, and  don't take no for an answer. Tell them whatever you need to... you didn't get the CDs, your harddrive is reformatted (and repartitioned if they talk about a dell utility boot), or whatever you need to. Get them to send all the CDs for your computer.