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Both Lenovo and Apple offer this, so yeah I believe that because the competition offers it and frankly is the standard for a product that can only be ordered on
by mnm1 7y ago
Both Lenovo and Apple offer this, so yeah I believe that because the competition offers it and frankly is the standard for a product that can only be ordered online. That doesn't make me entitled, it just makes me a picky shopper. And frankly, at $3000 to $5000 a machine, why shouldn't I be able to test it? Do you buy a car sight unseen too? The ridiculous position is the one you advocate, to expect people to drop a small fortune on a laptop sight unseen, without the ability to test it. That's ludicrous and absurd and the reason Dell won't be getting my money.
- turndown 7y agoIf you're interested in a hands-on, you can go to a BestBuy or another store and do so there. Nobody owes you anything to get your money, other than a product. The only reason you're allowed to test drive anything is because they really want you to buy the car. Many companies simply will not care as much about guaranteeing the penny pinchers buy their products. In all reality, you are the exact type of customer I seek to avoid - the largest amount of work for the least amount of benefit. And just so know you - going from picky shopper to entitled does not require fitting through the eye of a needle. While what you're arguing isn't entitlement, your posts reek of it.
- mnm1 7y agoIt's not on display at BestBuy or anywhere else that I know of. But you're saying I should just buy any old piece of garbage or else I'm entitled? I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "entitled" then.