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EddieFlorea
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August 24th, 2002 23:00
Dell Tech...Support
Conversation of a Dell Tech and a Dell talker on the phone.
DellTech: May I have your service tag # please?
Dell Talker: What's a service tag # ?
Dell Tech: It's a unique # to identify your system.
Dell Talker: I don't think I have one.
Dell Tech: Have you called for support before?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Did they help you?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Then you gave them a service #. You can find it on the side of your system unit.
Dell Talker: It's 135790, but it's very hard to see.
Dell Tech: Please verify your name, address and phone #
Dell Talker: ( He does )
Dell Tech: What seems to be the problem?
Dell Talker: I was running words and it's gone!
Dell Tech: Did you go into the start menu and under programs, try to run it again?
Dell Talker: It's gone. I mean there is nothing.
Dell Tech: Is there anything on your monitor?
Dell Talker: What's a monitor?
Dell Tech: It's what you view your computer images with.
Dell Talker: It's gone! My words are gone!
Dell Tech: Do you have a cursor?
Dell Talker: What's a cursor?
Dell Tech: An arrow you point with your mouse.
Dell Talker: No...It's gone.
Dell Tech: Is your monitor turned on?
Dell Talker: How do I tell?
Dell Tech: Is there a green light on your monitor?
Dell Talker: No, there isn't any lights.
Dell Tech: Check and see if your monitor is plugged into an outlet.
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Check to see if the cable from your computer is plugged into your monitor.
Dell Talker: Yes, but it's still hard to see.
Dell Tech: Now check and see if the monitor cable is connected to your computer.
Dell Talker: I'm looking...It's really hard to see. All I have is this flash light. The power went out about 15 minutes ago.
Dell Tech: Do you have the original cartons you received your computer in?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Well, pack it up and send it back.
Dell Talker: Is it that bad?
Dell Tech: Yelp...your too stupid to own a computer!
We have not changed the names to protect the guilty.
Yes...I know this site is for help but it looks like they went to Dell. You could have told them to pack it up.
Message Edited on 08/24/02 07:32PM by EddieFlorea
DellTech: May I have your service tag # please?
Dell Talker: What's a service tag # ?
Dell Tech: It's a unique # to identify your system.
Dell Talker: I don't think I have one.
Dell Tech: Have you called for support before?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Did they help you?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Then you gave them a service #. You can find it on the side of your system unit.
Dell Talker: It's 135790, but it's very hard to see.
Dell Tech: Please verify your name, address and phone #
Dell Talker: ( He does )
Dell Tech: What seems to be the problem?
Dell Talker: I was running words and it's gone!
Dell Tech: Did you go into the start menu and under programs, try to run it again?
Dell Talker: It's gone. I mean there is nothing.
Dell Tech: Is there anything on your monitor?
Dell Talker: What's a monitor?
Dell Tech: It's what you view your computer images with.
Dell Talker: It's gone! My words are gone!
Dell Tech: Do you have a cursor?
Dell Talker: What's a cursor?
Dell Tech: An arrow you point with your mouse.
Dell Talker: No...It's gone.
Dell Tech: Is your monitor turned on?
Dell Talker: How do I tell?
Dell Tech: Is there a green light on your monitor?
Dell Talker: No, there isn't any lights.
Dell Tech: Check and see if your monitor is plugged into an outlet.
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Check to see if the cable from your computer is plugged into your monitor.
Dell Talker: Yes, but it's still hard to see.
Dell Tech: Now check and see if the monitor cable is connected to your computer.
Dell Talker: I'm looking...It's really hard to see. All I have is this flash light. The power went out about 15 minutes ago.
Dell Tech: Do you have the original cartons you received your computer in?
Dell Talker: Yes.
Dell Tech: Well, pack it up and send it back.
Dell Talker: Is it that bad?
Dell Tech: Yelp...your too stupid to own a computer!
We have not changed the names to protect the guilty.
Yes...I know this site is for help but it looks like they went to Dell. You could have told them to pack it up.
Message Edited on 08/24/02 07:32PM by EddieFlorea
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EddieFlorea
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Posted August 25th, 2002 09:00
Yes, I heard it about 7 years ago. I'm still sure others haven't. Thanks for your reply.
purrplexed
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Posted August 25th, 2002 13:00
....hmmm, how were they calling Support if the power was out?
DELL 4400
256 ram
40 GB HD
Planar 15 in. LCD
Windows XP Homepurrplexed
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Posted August 25th, 2002 14:00
...thanks Eddie
DELL 4400
256 ram
40 GB HD
Planar 15 in. LCD
Windows XP HomeEddieFlorea
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Posted August 25th, 2002 14:00
Are you kidding? Phones still work when the power goes out! Trust me or call your phone company. You never know, they just may have had a cell phone. Who cares anyway? It is just a joke. Not a technical math problem. Do you have the cartons your system came in?
purrplexed wrote:
- ....hmmm, how were they calling Support if the power
- was out?
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-DELL 4400
- 256 ram
- 40 GB HD
- Planar 15 in. LCD
- Windows XP Home
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purrplexed
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Posted August 26th, 2002 01:00
..OK, OK, I was kidding about the phone!
DELL 4400
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40 GB HD
Planar 15 in. LCD
Windows XP Home

Daddyjaxx
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Posted August 25th, 2002 01:00
"Inspiration is the Mother of Invention. Desperation is its Father."
System 1:
Inspiron 4100
1.2 GHz-M
14.1 SXGA+
1 GB Crucial RAM
40 GB Toshiba ATA 100 5400 rpm
30 GB IBM ATA 100 Media Bay
8x Combo CD-RW/DVD
16 MB ATI Radeon
10/100 Ethernet
Compaq IPaq 11MPS Wireless Ethernet
Windows XP Home
Bright Yellow and Blue Herringbone Color Kits
Office XP Professional
System 2:
Dimension 8200
2.4 GHz
768 MB RDRAM
40 + 100 + 60 GB HD's
Promise ATA 100 Controller
Adaptec Duo Card (Firewire/USB 2.0)
80 GB Firewire
16x DVD
HP 200i DVD+RW/+R
32x Que! USB 2.0 CDRW Drive
128 MB Geforce4 TI4400
SB Live!
17" Samsung TFT LCD Monitor
Linksys 10/100 USB Ethernet
Hauppauge WinTheater Stero TV
WinXP Home
Office XP Professional