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Mac wrote:
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<pre wrap="">LeeGroups wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Argh! I just ordered a Vostro for my dad from Dells website...
Clicked the confirm order button, then switched back to Thunderbird and
read these mails...
Don't you just hate it when that happens...
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Snap! I'd just ordered an Inspiron 1525 with Gutsy (for my wife). Rats!!!
Mac
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Thats the disadvantage of a website, you can't haggle with it.
Generally the best deals are to be had when adding upgrades, as this is
where the margin is. The base spec ones are in most cases loss leaders,
this is why Dell heavily pushes upgrades as well as warranty packages.<br>
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Mj<br>
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