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Dell drops India call centre

By Ed Frauenheim

Published: Tuesday 25 November 2003

Reader Comments

I was considering buying Dell PC systems for my t...
Anonymous

Bully for the fortunate US users. Poor old UK user...
Chris Walker

You want Dell to have the call centers in Britain,...
John Cash

I wonder how many people protesting about shift of...
Anonymous

They destroyed my operating system three times bef...
Richard C. Ballard

Well, they don't have to *talk* with the people wh...
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The issue is service not the location of the call ...
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The experiences that I have had in dealing with De...
Ben Gavaghaun

British made PC? That does not exist. You might be...
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It's March of 2004 and I have called Dell twice in...
Ryan Healey

Same bad experience a few months back with Dell 's...
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And I thought my inability to understand the Dell ...
J. Baker

They let me post my order two times ! And the funn...
John Colman

I phoned Norwich Union with an enquiry, and they c...
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Disappointed w/ Dell's Warranty advertisement."Gre...
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I am responding to the issue of Dell outsourcing t...
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Half of Southern UK cannot spell or pronounce Scot...
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DELL doesn't have only Technical Support in India ...
Jackie

The corporate strategy to save money is not that h...
Anonymous

Yesterday, my hard drive broke and i was faced wit...
Anonymous

"You want Dell to have the call centers in Britain...
Anonymous

This is to the moron who says he will not purchase...
Bambal Khan

Responding to Name: Anonymous Country: Engl...
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Hello All, I was wondering if any on...
Jonathan Brooks

Uk & Ireland corporate customers call centre is ba...
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I purchased a complete Dell system for my business...
Dr Chris Pownall

It is to be considered that call centre culture in...
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Calling technical support in India is very very fr...
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