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My school district works almost exclusively with Dell computer products. Calling in to get warrranty service sometimes is a nightmare...speaking with someone from India or Pakistan or some country that speaks English barely or not at all. Trying to get across a point that you have already tried that fix and it did not work.
Lately Dell needs to fix their customer service or people will buy a different brand just to get the customer service.
HP has made great strides in this area... - Posted by: Lost Cause? Posted on: 02/20/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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