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October 6th, 2020 11:00
How to go above Advanced Resolution Services
I have been trying to get Dell to warranty an accessory product that I purchased with my Dell XPS system. Since the warranty terms and conditions state that accessories purchased with a system take on the system warranty, I expect Dell to abide by those terms. Both technical support and the Advanced Resolution Services have refused to repair or replace my defective product. Is there any way I can go above the Advanced Resolution Services and insure Dell abides by their own policies?
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DELL-Cares
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October 6th, 2020 11:00
Thank you! We have received the required details. We will work towards a resolution via private messages to ensure the security of your information. In the meanwhile, you may receive assistance or suggestions from the community members as well.
suds54
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August 21st, 2021 04:00
they want to go private because they don't want the public to see their ridiculous excuses for their employees numerous mistakes /lies.
rkkl
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October 23rd, 2021 14:00
All advanced resolutions does is lie. A Tech sent out by Dell to fix my laptop a year ago cracked the side of my laptop while opening it up to TRY and fix a problem. They never fixed it, even though it was still under warranty at the time. I let them know about the damage when it happened. They are now saying they won't fix it cause it is no longer under warranty. It was the repairmen sent by Dell who damaged it. The guys name in advanced resolutions is James Gerard. I have proof I let them know when it happened.
ECharles
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October 24th, 2021 14:00
Same thing with me. In my case, the tech lost a couple of screws (presumably inside the computer) one of which moved and got lodged under the touchpad.
Rather that taking responsibility for that and fixing that, the corporate strategy (if there is one) is to have the customers bad mouth them on every available forum.
It should be obvious to @DELL-Cares that the old (pre internet) adage of "a happy customer tells two others, an unhappy customer tells 8 others" has morphed into "a happy customer tells two others, an unhappy customer tells tens of thousands" (in the age of the internet.)
The fact that only the Dell bot has reached out to us to tell us that we are out of warranty speaks volumes - @DELL-Cares clearly doesn't.
Pravveen Ch
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September 27th, 2024 14:39
I had the EXACT same problem that is still being resolved. I had to make an X account (Twitter) just to get someone who could actually help me. Dell-cares on X had a solution for me within the hour of me filling them in. Advanced solution team is garbage. My representative was Swami K and he was incredibly rude. Just go to X and reach out directly in the future.
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