Outlet Warrantee
FWIW the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) REQUIRES a 90 Day guarantee....on = consumer products. That is why in the USA when you buy a $10 toaster they emphasize that = it's guaranteed for 90 DAYS! =20 They present it as though they were doing you some favor ...but in fact = THEY HAVE NO CHOICE! THEY ARE REQUIRED BY LAW to guarantee it for 90 days...3 months! So = when they (seller) try to get over with a 15 day, 21 day, etc., anything other than 90 = DAYS, ask them to give you IN WRITING the law that exempts them from complying with the UCC! They = won't like it, but the UCC is for your benefit...use it!
nbsp; Others have already answered your Ethernet query. I would like to add my own caution. DO NOT, under...
yep, and he does agree now too, after seeing evidence of this. --=20 Cyndi graphics in IE on a new Inspiron 6000. And we received no disks at all. = This was bought thru the...
=20 =20 =20 1) Satisfaction guarantee on outlet boxes is 15 days from *invoice* = date,=20 meaning you can return the system (less shipping) for any reason. New =
systems have a 21-day guarantee. =20 2) Warranty options are nearly identical to any new system (though = they=20 juggle pricing with promotions not unlike on new systems). You'll = receive=20 warranty options on outlet boxes when you place a system in the = shopping=20 cart. =20 =20 Outlet prices will vary widely, so be informed by checking similar = system=20 configurations through the Small Business site as well as the Dell = Home site=20 (be prepared to go nuts from looking-saving configurations). The idea = here=20 is to NOT pay equal or more for an Outlet box than a brand new box. =20 =20 hth =20 Stew =20 =20
As you've seen from my posts, we are having problems with the graphics = in IE on...