Dell Class Action Lawsuit

dn0121

dn0121

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Maryland Attorney General

OAG Dell Claim Page

We are pleased to inform you that pursuant to a settlement that was reached between Dell, Inc. ("Dell") and Attorney General Gansler's Consumer Protection Division, you may be entitled to a refund of some or all of the money that you paid Dell when you purchased a computer from Dell. Under the refund program, Dell has agreed to pay refunds to consumers with complaints that concern one or more of the following:

* Financing Promotions
* Rebates; or
* Warranty or Next-Day Repair Services.

If you wish to file a claim, below are links that will allow you to print a Claim Form and Instructions on how to fill out the Claim Form. For your claim to be considered, you must fill out and return a Claim Form to the address listed below with a postmark of no later than April 13, 2009:

Dell Restitution Program
Office of the Maryland Attorney General
200 St. Paul Place, 16th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202

If you have any other questions regarding your claim you may access the Frequently Asked Questions below or call (410) 576-7231.
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hvp05

hvp05

Methodically disorganized
I was interested in this because I bought a Dell last year. Unfortunately, none of those categories applies to me.

Besides, it looks like you two want to be alone, so...
 
glitch

glitch

Devil's Advocate
I owned my Dell for 9 years. Never had an issue. Just bought a brand new HP and had to replace the DVD drive less than a month after I bought it. Then again, I never had to deal with their service department.
 
dn0121

dn0121

New Member
Dells are great. I believe a lot of the time it is the user that gives the manufacturer a bad reputation. People have Windows issues and blame Dell, HP, etc.
 
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WildCherry

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dn0121 said:
Dells are great. I believe a lot of the time it is the user that gives the manufacturer a bad reputation. People have Windows issues and blame Dell, HP, etc.
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I love all my Dell's except for this $4000.00 POS sitting here collecting dust.
 
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WildCherry

Guest
dn0121 said:
So my tax money goes to buy you a $4000 computer? Why don't you at least use it for mental health?
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UH, where the hell did you get that idea????? My husband works for the government. Dumbass!
 
hvp05

hvp05

Methodically disorganized
PsyOps said:
So, you were just scamming for some free green. :ohwell:
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If Dell misled some customers, and I could be one of those customers, I think it's reasonable to check into it. I am glad to report that my Dell has worked well since I unwrapped it.

Why did you pull up this thread, by the way? Just general curiosity or were you "scamming"?
 
PsyOps

PsyOps

Pixelated
hvp05 said:
If Dell misled some customers, and I could be one of those customers, I think it's reasonable to check into it. I am glad to report that my Dell has worked well since I unwrapped it.

Why did you pull up this thread, by the way? Just general curiosity or were you "scamming"?
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I like me a little :elaine:

:biggrin:

I have bought Dells for years and never really had a problem with them. I happen to think they are great computers.







I probably just inxed myself
 
vanbells

vanbells

Pookieboo!!!
dn0121 said:
Dells are great. I believe a lot of the time it is the user that gives the manufacturer a bad reputation. People have Windows issues and blame Dell, HP, etc.
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That's odd I have looked at 2 Dell laptops and a PC and all 3 had power issues.
 
dn0121

dn0121

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vanbells said:
If you had a laptop that was only a year old and it crapped out, wouldn't you want someone to at least look at it?
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Yes I would, but that just tells me the only reason you looked at them is because they were broke. So if you only looked at 3, and all 3 had power issues, and you only looked at them because they had power issues, then I don't know what else you would expect.
 
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