This happened to you.
05/03/2010 – Monitor USB Hub experiencing issues. Report was made via email to Dell on the website.
16/03/2010 – Contact made to client (me) discussing replacement, etc. Iva (from the Philippines) makes contact to discuss the issue on hand.
17/03/2010 – Replacement monitor arrives. 2209WA, dec 09 build. Packing OK, unit looks ‘new’, everything is good until I unpack the monitor and to my surprise it has two puncture marks, and beautiful scratch on the top.
Immediately I take photos, and contact customer support. Another unit to be sent to my place.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0849.jpg
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0844.jpg
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0840.jpg
Excuse the lousy camera shots.
Time spent on phone: 45mins.
18/03/2010 – DHL arrives at 0830hr with a P2210. I immediately reject the item, but was advised by the driver to accept it and give the maximum hell to Dell. Item is signed for and another phone call to Dell happens. The blame game has started with the customer centre in the Philippines quick to say that it was a dispatch error, when the delivery note said P2210. How true is not our problem. As Dell should handle it regardless.
Time spent on phone: 60mins, 8 customer representatives, and one call back.
Iva (the original person who handles my case) says to send out another unit as original. A lot of time is being wasted by Dell and myself over this issue.
Another call from Singapore requesting confirmation for delivery details; but I wasn’t around to take the call since they dialed the home number and not the mobile.
This is the third replacement, so fingers crossed that its good with no yellow tint/dead pixels/etc.
What would you guys do if you were in my case?
05/03/2010 – Monitor USB Hub experiencing issues. Report was made via email to Dell on the website.
16/03/2010 – Contact made to client (me) discussing replacement, etc. Iva (from the Philippines) makes contact to discuss the issue on hand.
17/03/2010 – Replacement monitor arrives. 2209WA, dec 09 build. Packing OK, unit looks ‘new’, everything is good until I unpack the monitor and to my surprise it has two puncture marks, and beautiful scratch on the top.
Immediately I take photos, and contact customer support. Another unit to be sent to my place.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0849.jpg
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0844.jpg
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...l/DSCF0840.jpg
Excuse the lousy camera shots.
Time spent on phone: 45mins.
18/03/2010 – DHL arrives at 0830hr with a P2210. I immediately reject the item, but was advised by the driver to accept it and give the maximum hell to Dell. Item is signed for and another phone call to Dell happens. The blame game has started with the customer centre in the Philippines quick to say that it was a dispatch error, when the delivery note said P2210. How true is not our problem. As Dell should handle it regardless.
Time spent on phone: 60mins, 8 customer representatives, and one call back.
Iva (the original person who handles my case) says to send out another unit as original. A lot of time is being wasted by Dell and myself over this issue.
Another call from Singapore requesting confirmation for delivery details; but I wasn’t around to take the call since they dialed the home number and not the mobile.
This is the third replacement, so fingers crossed that its good with no yellow tint/dead pixels/etc.
What would you guys do if you were in my case?
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