Professionally-built custom PC's.

[Chapbass]

Maybe you should just attend college for a few semesters then you'll be a pro at listening to Indian fellas.

ROFL, its funny that you say that...im doing exactly that right as im typing this...


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[Known Unsoldier]

Originally posted by: ribbon13
http://www.illwillpress.com/tech.html

Haha. That seriously is the kind of belligerant nonsense that Dell tech support people say when you tell them you have a problem. Not only is it next to impossible to understand them, they have a tough time understanding English, so after you spend a long time explaining to them your issue, 95% of the time they just get confused and ask you to repeat it. This is when I lose my temper and yelling ensues. I just have to tell myself, its not their fault. Its Dell's fault.

Originally posted by: doublejbass

death to your credit.

Originally posted by: Known Unsoldier
As far as the fascists at Dell are concerned, I told them I was considering a lawsuit because I paid for 3 yrs of warantee & service, yet whenever I call them for technical support I am unable to understand a single word they say. I consider that a violation of my service agreement, and am currently working out a deal with them where I voluntarily return the computer and the thing gets squashed.

 

[TheOasis]

Originally posted by: Known Unsoldier

Haha. That seriously is the kind of belligerant nonsense that Dell tech support people say when you tell them you have a problem. Not only is it next to impossible to understand them, they have a tough time understanding English, so after you spend a long time explaining to them your issue, 95% of the time they just get confused and ask you to repeat it. This is when I lose my temper and yelling ensues. I just have to tell myself, its not their fault. Its Dell's fault.

you should have known that when you bought a dell.

 

[Malak]

Originally posted by: Lyfer
Building it yourself and getting advice here on AT = priceless.

Not really if he isn't confident enough to do it. How many threads pop up all the time, "Just built and it won't post!"? Thanks to all you people who advise every single person to DIY... It's not hard to put the pieces together, the hard part is knowing what pieces to put together, what to do if something goes wrong, what NOT to do, etc etc etc.