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    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Yolda, Jul 4, 2006.

  1. Yolda

    Yolda Notebook Guru

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    I was wondering if dell accepts Wire transfers (bank to bank) for US orders? O maybe paypal payment? Hmm What about International credit CARDS to make use of the Epp Account?

    what are your expiriences paying to dell with diferent methods?....
    I am looking for a secure way of paying. :confused:
     
  2. mattgonebad

    mattgonebad Notebook Consultant

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    i used my debit card, no problems
     
  3. teamgreen02

    teamgreen02 Notebook Guru

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    I used a credit card and debit card (only $1000 limit on my credit card). Be careful with debit cards as some have a daily limit of a few hundred dollars. Check with your bank to make sure it will go through. Credit cards are by far the best for any big dollar purchases.
     
  4. Amber

    Amber Notebook Prophet NBR Reviewer

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    I used my debit card with no problems at all. I know they just started taking paypal for USA home and small business, but not sure about any other sections. You can't use an international credit card (AFAIK). For a list of payment types:
    http://support.dell.com/support/top...0EB87CA334FFAAD2F4FBE264E2C92&c=us&l=en&s=gen

    Personally, i would go with a credit card or debit card. Their website is secure, so you don't have to worry about identify theft or anything like that. Also, this is probably the quickest way.
     
  5. kryptonian

    kryptonian Notebook Evangelist

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    I payed for my lappy with a dell credit card. 18 months no interest to boot.
     
  6. j4y_7

    j4y_7 Notebook Consultant

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    I highly recommend paying with a GOOD credit card. A good credit card provides you with several benefits that a DPA, debit card, Paypal, Wire Transfer do not. While several different card issuers have different benefits, I'll just list the ones available w/ my MasterCard to give you an idea of what's available:

    Purchase Assurance Coverage - Coverage if something you bought with your MasterCard card is damaged or stolen within 90 days of purchase.

    Extended Warranty Coverage - Doubles the original warranty time period and duplicates the coverage of the original manufacturer's warranty up to a maximum of 12 months.

    Also, should something go wrong with your oder... it's probably easiest to get your money back if you paid with a creditcard. Most credit cards also give you some % back on your purchases.
     
  7. mjpartyboy

    mjpartyboy Notebook Evangelist

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    My VISA card offers extended warranty benefits, but unfortunately not on PCs/notebooks/laptops or gaming consoles and portables, among other things, so I used my Amex as it's affiliated with a points reward scheme and points make prizes! :)