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Where is Dell's customer service?
Hi,
I bought a Dell XPS630 in October, I had to order via phone as online wouldn't let me have the TV tuner and the dual graphics card. I spoke to Waris and he took my order, I upgraded on a few things including the processor from Q9400 to Q9450 (£100).
I was promised an email that day confirming my order and all I needed to do was reply and the order would be placed. I received no email, I called 2 days later and was told my PC was on its way. Great I thought and the PC arrived but when my invoice arrived it showed that the processor was the Q9400.
Since the 24th October I have called, left messages and been promised a call back, I have emailed my account manager and his manager and used the unresolved issue option on this website. But no one has got back to me at all!
I find it amazing that a company like Dell has no interest in keeping new customers happy.
Does anyone know how I can complain and actually get a response?
Thanks
customerservice2
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November 13th, 2008 12:00
Hi Rick,
Thanks but I have done that twice already, its all a bit frustrating really!
I'm also going to write to the head office here in the UK but not sure if that will do anything.
But I am really running out of options.
PudgyOne
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November 13th, 2008 12:00
Click on the Unresolved issues at the bottom of this page. They'll escalate your reply.
Rick
Gothica8
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February 20th, 2009 19:00
I agree. Dell has changed in customer service over the past 5 yrs. I am extremely happy with their systems but not with their customer service. I guess they don't want to keep their new or old customers happy anymore. Sad really....
TheRealFireblad
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February 21st, 2009 16:00
If you can't get the problem resolved via telephone calls, you could write to:
Customer Relations Dept
Dell House
Milbanke House
Bracknell
Berkshire RG12 8TF
I'd suggest sending it via recorded delivery if you do :emotion-55:
And I reckon you should 'name names' in this instance - i.e. all the reps you've spoken to on the phone.
Customer relations may subsequently make a few phone calls of their own, hopefully resulting in follow-up calls to you (for a change)!?