That bloody Dell laptop now £292 (as low as £279!!)-EDITED FIRST POST

Roger_Rampant

It means Dell will pay to collect it if there is a problem during the first 90 days, after that it's up to you to return it to them

Chuffy

Not strictly true, under Sale of Goods Act, the seller has a responsibility for faulty parts for up to 6 years - different parts have different life spans. It is also the sellers responsibility to cover the costs of collection and return.

pointsofview

...site is still down...

Edit:- back up again now.

smartyarty

Chuffy wrote:

Not strictly true, under Sale of Goods Act, the seller has a responsibility for faulty parts for up to 6 years - different parts have different life spans. It is also the sellers responsibility to cover the costs of collection and return.

This may be the case legally (I dont know) but I dont fancy the chance of getting the International call centres to agree to it when you have a problem on your 5 year old laptop which neds collection!

Roger_Rampant

It means Dell will happily pay to collect it if there is a problem during the first 90 days, after that they will say that it's up to you to return it to them

agaveworm

dixie_dean wrote:

I just got one last night. So p'ssed off with myself. I opened quidco intending to use it and then bloomin forgot and just bought it! £13 chucked away! There's no way to get it back is there?

I've read on here, that if you phone them up to cancel as you've seen a cheaper alternative; you can start haggling.....

weaver

Ive just posted a 5% off code if anyone can use it on discount board - not valid for this particular Dell laptop but valid for those listed below if any use to anyone


Offer valid on selected Inspiron 6400: N03645, N03646 and Inspiron 9400:N03945, N03946, N03947


Offer valid on selected Dimension 9150: D03915a, d03916, d03916x, d03917, d03917x



Coupon offer is valid till 22.03.06, exclusively on selected Dimension desktops or Inspiron notebooks purchase. The coupon is only valid online.

pointsofview

Also to note, the printers begin from less than £10 if bought in conjunction with the laptop...

michaels

But the printers can only be used with the very expensive dell rasor blades (I mean print cartridges)

Jon_C

Sorry guys but I can't figure out the E-value code system. What way should I enter the code for this bargain laptop? No matter which way I try to break up the code in the two input boxes, I can't seem to get it to work.

Which text goes in which of the two boxes, please?