Michael's computers

[rudder]

at least he is bold enough to sell xp with service pack 2. You don't see dell doing that!

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: rh71
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would I do business with them ? Not likely...

Hmm you base your ability to purchase online because of their choice of HTML generator?

That would considerably narrow your purchasing power on the net.


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[Ausm]

Originally posted by: ColdFusion718

Originally posted by: dabuddha

Q: When a client says ?But what about support? We have always chosen Dell"

A: The United States Navy couldn?t have said it better, ?Michael, I have associates who say they want Dell because of the support of when something goes wrong (laughing) and something will always go wrong with a Dell. And getting assistance was extremely troublesome. I went through the same thing with Gateway and Compaq. When you need the support, who are going to end up speaking with? The maker of the system or some hired phone support of Dell, who doesn?t even know the specifics of your system, but only by a textbook they have in front of them that may only solve half of the problem. I only choose Michael's Computers over any other company because it?s far better to know the maker and someone you can trust and is a Christian.?

bwhahahahahha

LMAO

Anyone have a bucket? I think I going to projectile vomit...


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[RobCur]

"The BBB search showed a business address in San Gabriel City, which ultimately turned out to be Michael Gonzales' home address.


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lol

 

[PanzerIV]

According to Tom's he's got a nice sized house and two trucks in California which isn't exactly the cheapest place to live. If his scam is that productive how does he keep getting away with defrauding people for so long?

 

[RobCur]

miccheal works on a principal of " an idiot is born every min." so he takes advantage of them. not every joe is a smart joe and so how can they tell facts from speculation?

 

[nanaki333]

yeah, his pc's aren't aimed at real gamers even though it's high-end hardware. i'd say he just sells to family's looking for the "The World's Most Powerful and Fastest and most Instant System" for the kids graduation or their first computer since their pentium mmx pc. to a naive consumer, those systems are advertised very well.