Thanks for the article.

I wish to just add, that despite what Marty Filipowski claims, Dell have held money of those that paid by EFT for up to 10 days now. According to our information up to 75% of consumers still have not been contacted by Dell.

See the stats here: http://www.dodgydeals.com.au/2008/11/group-stats.html

@Bettin'Ultee
So, they let you out eh?

Please call them now and say you have been a plonker and written some more utter crap on a website and pissed all of their readers off, yet again, and you wish to be taken back into care immediately before more readers consider self-harm, hunting you down, blocking your IP with a DDoS attack, bulk spam or simply ripping your head off and crapping down yout neck (I didn't use capitols and did a run on the sentence so you thought it was him....) Ha, Ha.... You are rubber I am glue.....

Lots of love,

Dave Drashi xxx


Heres perfect example of my blunderings of Mourn. Dell dosn't care if Customer got expectations. Its Money Issue.

Intel throws expectation Towel at Bloomfield, asking twice usual value, well its Big & Early. Yet, Little AMD could still make money, How? Stock Split 2:1 or double number of shares.

Dell be Better Advertised if Kept Deal. AMD Do as Well as Most by doubling Shares in Total, Cann't go much under $1 for long time, getting that last dollar of rise or buy back, is point.
As when stock hits ~$15, NOBODY Remembers that extra dollar, Stock soars with News that Did upward cycle., so value, is twice as large with teice shares outstanding, & Painless, as AMD gathers up wheat. 

In Dells case, as customers are reminded, its dube & dude Cos. While Intel, Well, Intel, Someone Had To Make Real Monies.
STeWie drashek

You do realise that directly below this article, sitting like an innocent little thing, was an advert for.... a Dell!

Mysteriously expensive delivery charges. Installing trial copies of MS Office that expire in a few weeks.

Dell just seem determined to undermine trust in the brand and in online buying.