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After seeing so many threads about poor customer services from various companies I thought I'd post a positive tale for a change. I bought a Dell Ultrasharp U2412M just over a year ago from an ebay supplier and on sunday I switched it on and got a black screen. I changed the cable to check the basics but to no avail, it was kaput. I contacted Dell by phone after trying, unsuccessfully, to get through on their website as they wanted a service tag and there wasn't one on the monitor. After speaking to a friendly guy for a couple of minutes he arranged a brand new replacement to be delivered today and the old one collected the next day using the same packaging. He also asked if there was any feedback I could give and I mentioned about the service tag not being on the monitor. He said they are in the process of putting the service tags on all their products, specially monitors, after a few other people had said the same.
The things I took from this is, Dell actually listen to their customers and act upon the feedback they receive unlike a lot of other companies, they don't expect you to keep the box for 3 years or whatever the warranty period is unlike other places that require the item shipped in the original packaging (Panasonic for a 50" TV which we didn't have room to keep) and their general helpfulness. The guy sent an email and said if I needed anything else to reply to the email and he would ring me back to save me waiting on the phone. I'm really impressed as Dell had some flack a while back over the 'floorboards in a 5D3 box' and it looks like they've improved their service since.
The things I took from this is, Dell actually listen to their customers and act upon the feedback they receive unlike a lot of other companies, they don't expect you to keep the box for 3 years or whatever the warranty period is unlike other places that require the item shipped in the original packaging (Panasonic for a 50" TV which we didn't have room to keep) and their general helpfulness. The guy sent an email and said if I needed anything else to reply to the email and he would ring me back to save me waiting on the phone. I'm really impressed as Dell had some flack a while back over the 'floorboards in a 5D3 box' and it looks like they've improved their service since.