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    Dell business/consumer rights?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Lightning Hunter, Oct 24, 2007.

  1. Lightning Hunter

    Lightning Hunter Notebook Enthusiast

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    I was about to buy my Latitude D630, which fiits all the needs I have, but it seems I cannot buy it as a 'consumer'. If you read the terms and conditions, a 'business' user does not have the same 7 day cooling off period etc as consumers do.

    Does this mean that they will not recognise me as a consumer? If so, this is ridiculous. Why should they choose what home users want?
     
    Lightning Hunter, Oct 24, 2007
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  2. Lithus

    Lithus NBR Janitor

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    There's a 21 day return policy. If you buy from their business selection, you're a business customer. They get to choose how they sell their items because it's a free market. Just as you don't have to buy anything from them, they're not obligated to sell anything to you.
     
    Lithus, Oct 24, 2007
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  3. Ghola

    Ghola Notebook Evangelist

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    I didn't have to my laptop?! *sob* *sob*
     
    Ghola, Oct 24, 2007
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