Originally posted by: DLeRium
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: WillyBigg
And to the negative remarks. You all will be moaning just as much when it happens to YOU. And if you have not dealt with warranty support. you can keep your opinions, Thankyou
I have had it happen to me. More times then you can guess. 95% of the time i have received a refurbished drive back. why the fvck should you get a new one? you sent them a used drive.
though every time i have done it i received a bigger drive then i sent them. but you wont. they have marked it in your file that you are a clueless dickwad. so you will get a ****** one that was refurbished by "Fred the alcoholic" on a Friday evening.
You should usually get a new one.
Guess what though? It's out of stock, so they wait for a new shipment. You can ask for a bump up in model # maybe.
I had a 7200.8 that faile dand I requested a 7200.9 to replace (same size), but they were out of stock. I ended up waiting an extra 5 - 6 days, but I got a better drive =). Too bad they refused to get me a 7200.10. I'll try that next time my drive "fails."
They have replaced my drive twice already..
Usually I just tell tech support that the drive failed and there are no questions. The one time Dell tried to guide me through by telling me to do the dumbest things in the world, I yelled and said "I work IT damnit, don't tell me I don't know what a failed hard drive is like," and he quickly shut up and agreed to ship me a brand new one.
Maybe ur just plain unlucky.