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Seriously, Dell has no excuse for how ridiculously buried this information is. Let's take these terms and stick them where they actually belong, right next to a
by degenerate 10y ago
Seriously, Dell has no excuse for how ridiculously buried this information is. Let's take these terms and stick them where they actually belong, right next to all the other crap they make me agree to EVERY time I purchase something:
http://i.imgur.com/MTOujSd.jpg http://i.imgur.com/MTOujSd.jpg
Was that so hard, Dell? Was it?
- trentlott 10y agoBut you probably wouldn't have bought it, then! They need to get rid of stock, obviously in whatever fashion they can.
- grahamburger 10y agoWell, let's be honest - Dell has no excuse for not allowing returns on these items. That's unbelievable, tbh. One of the reasons I buy most of this kind of stuff from Amazon.
- benologist 10y agoHow is it even legal? Consumer protection laws are a thing in tons of countries specifically to stop companies exploiting people with eg, unfair refund policies... Steam/Valve recently learned that the hard way in Australia, Apple in Europe etc.
- user5994461 10y agoThe product mentioned are expensive entreprisey products, mostly sold business-to-business. The europeans laws offer little protection to companies. Consumer laws apply only when selling directly to consumers.
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