Can i sue Dell?

mattyprice4004

Suing them for something like this? Are we turning into America? 

Zinger549

mattyprice4004 said:

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

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They won't respond (see signature).

Jumblebumble

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

Who do you think is more reliable than Dell ?
Do you seriously think that trading standards are going to do anything ?

Ditzy_Mitzy

You can try, but their lawyers are going to be better than anyone you can afford!  

Zinger549

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

mattyprice4004 said:

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

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They won't respond (see signature).

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They're posting their opinion and they obviously think it's helpful/correct. It can be unhelpful when they post a large paragraph on incorrect information.  

Tokmon

Zinger549 said:

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

mattyprice4004 said:

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

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They won't respond (see signature).

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They're posting their opinion and they obviously think it's helpful/correct. It can be unhelpful when they post a large paragraph on incorrect information.  

It's fair enough if they think they are being helpful and then join the discussion about it, but to have a signature saying they are unlikely to come back to a thread is bizarre on this type of forum. 

Someone needs to tell them about sites like Quora if they just want to answer questions and never return to the subject.

Ditzy_Mitzy

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

mattyprice4004 said:

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

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They won't respond (see signature).

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They're posting their opinion and they obviously think it's helpful/correct. It can be unhelpful when they post a large paragraph on incorrect information.  

It's fair enough if they think they are being helpful and then join the discussion about it, but to have a signature saying they are unlikely to come back to a thread is bizarre on this type of forum. 

Someone needs to tell them about sites like Quora if they just want to answer questions and never return to the subject.

Quora?  The OP may wish to waste his time reading reams of ill-informed nonsense spouted by American teenagers or under-employed adults with large egos and made up qualifications, or he may not.  It wouldn't be fair to recommend, on the basis that there's a lot of low quality information on there, and much of it has odd political biases.  

Ditzy_Mitzy

Tokmon said:

Ditzy_Mitzy said:

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

Tokmon said:

Zinger549 said:

mattyprice4004 said:

MalMonroe said:

Yeh, return it for a full refund and then report them to Trading Standards because that will help other people - you can easily do that online via Citizens Advice -

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/report-to-trading-standards/

They say, "to report to Trading Standards, you need to contact the Citizens Advice consumer service" and then they give the link for you on that site. So easy. Hopefully!

Then buy 'properly' new from a reliable retailer. 

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They won't respond (see signature).

[DELETED BY FORUM TEAM]

They're posting their opinion and they obviously think it's helpful/correct. It can be unhelpful when they post a large paragraph on incorrect information.  

It's fair enough if they think they are being helpful and then join the discussion about it, but to have a signature saying they are unlikely to come back to a thread is bizarre on this type of forum. 

Someone needs to tell them about sites like Quora if they just want to answer questions and never return to the subject.

Quora?  The OP may wish to waste his time reading reams of ill-informed nonsense spouted by American teenagers or under-employed adults with large egos and made up qualifications, or he may not.  It wouldn't be fair to recommend, on the basis that there's a lot of low quality information on there, and much of it has odd political biases.  

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Oh I see.  The subtleties went so far over my head that they may as well have been a 747!  Never mind, I'm aware of certain posters and don't tend to engage.  The point about Quora stands, though, seems like the future of reference materials is any old rubbish produced free of cost!  Sad.  

TripleH

These monitors weren't bought from Del computers trading out of Peckham per chance?