Dell fucked me

:( Anyone else get fucked by dell? Anyone get theirs shipped?

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you didnt get fucked you piece of shit now get fucked

this is why you pay for express shipping on pricing error shit. By the time they catch it, yours is already shipped.

Better luck next time, fledgling scumbag.

This site is 18+.

I'd complain and call it a bait and switch

Got the email just now, fuck my life

How does canceling orders benefit Dell?

I just said. It's a bait and switch.

not him but I did and it still got caught, i think they paid to intercept the package
also fucking this ^

just got the bad news

lul

this happens every year and every time you morons think they have to honor it.

thats not what a bait and switch is you dumb shit

Thinks express shiping actualy ships faster.

so, act like a retarded customer and complain anyways
they'll send you one just to shut the fuck up

literally stop pretending to be the know it all in life, it gets you NOTHING
instead, pretending to be a dumbass gets you loads (hopefully not hot loads though)

ordered my Google Pixel from Google, said it wouldn't be here until January 18 (ordered December 25)

Cancelled it and ordered from newegg (3rd party guy on there) and got it literally the next day, shipped from CA to TN

no they wont you idiot. they cancelled the order, that is all you are going to get. move on with your life.

When it's a company the size of Dell, Amazon, or Newegg -- yes. It will ship faster.

Still in for one, with "CONFIRMED" on my order. Quote me if you're in for one but still got canceled. My guess is OP got greedy and mad he was cucked.

It will get you loads of spit in your food.

>First, customers are "baited" by merchants's advertising products or services at a low price, but when customers visit the store, they discover that the advertised goods either are not available[1] or are not as good as was expected, or the customers are pressured by sales people to consider similar, but higher-priced, items ("switching").
You were baited and switched. I'm sorry you're too stupid/prideful to acknowledge it.

Where's the switch tho

There's no switch.

jesus you are dumb

If they have a single other comparable product or service available at a higher price, that can be considered the switch.

Some bait and switch don't even have a specified switch. Merely baiting you into their store is sufficient. Once you're there you're pressured (by staff or just because you don't want to think you wasted your time going to the store)

>anons get screwed out of purchases by intel
>give advice on how to get the product they legally purchased
>wow user ur so dum
>just let retailers fuk u m8
>standing up for consumer rights is for n00bs
Eat shit retard. Enjoy getting assraped by scams your entire life

it was a price mistake, they cancelled the orders. there is literally nothing else to say

i bet you're the guy that posted cp in the other thread you sick fuck

Wew lad, "dell" sure pillaged your asshole. Bet you can't sit down for a week after that ass rape

It's not a bait and switch you moron. Clearly it is and always was a pricing error. It's not like they charged your credit card the full value retroactively. THAT would be closer to a bait and switch

This post sure is b8, no switch

Prepare your anoos! Dell's coming back around

it was a price mistake, get on with your life kiddo

rrrrrRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

It probably was, but that doesn't change the fact that you purchased the product, and they cancelled your order against your will.

>Clearly it is and always was a pricing error.
You don't have to complain. You can be a little bitch and let all your orders be refunded as the prices increase for all I care. I'm merely telling anons what complaints they should level if they still want to get their drives at the discounted price

i never purchased one. it was a price mistake, they cancelled the orders.

saying it was again your will is not relevant.

In Australia consumer protection law considers this false advertising and they must give you the product or like product for listed price.

I was in for one.

>saying it was again your will is not relevant.
Why are you arguing for Intel?

Let them do that.

like said it's at LEAST false advertising. Anons should seriously pursue this

>it's at LEAST false advertising
No, it was a pricing mistake kid.

Simply not true, in Australia if it is an obvious pricing error ($20 on a normally $80+ item is obvious) then they can cancel the orders no problem.

Dont fucking talk shit if you're just making shit up.

what the fuck does intel have to do with this?

it was a pricing mistake. you have no argument.

Every single time this happens, a whole bunch of children crawl out of the woodwork and start spouting off laws they don't understand

This is not false advertising, and there is no civilized country where it illegal to cancel an order due to a pricing error, especially when the terms and conditions of the site explicitly allow for it.

yeah but we have a conspiracy that they did it on purpose to drum up publicity as some kind of viral advertising bullshit

>we

No, only you.

That's still not illegal and it's also obviously not what happened

obviously you are in on it too d e s u s e n p a i
probably a cia nigger

>No, it was a pricing mistake kid.
Are you in Dell's sales department? If not then how do you know for sure, and why would you ignore the possibility of arguing that it's not in an attempt to get the drive you ordered?

>what the fuck does intel have to do with this?
Sorry, Dell

>it was a pricing mistake. you have no argument.
You're starting to sound like a Dell shill.
>n-nothing to see here.
>p-please don't demand you get what you ordered
>it was a mistake. Why should we be held accountable for our mistakes
>I mean their mistakes
>I'm not a Dell employee, honest

>why would you ignore the possibility of arguing that it's not in an attempt to get the drive you ordered
Only a literal retard would think this is a viable ``marketing'' strategy.

> i think they paid to intercept the package

Haha fucking kikes

Obviously don't do it with food you dumb fuck lmao

>no they wont
Yes they will, it's how I've gotten over half of my stuff. I don't pay for shit.

sign the petition here: change.org/p/dell-dell-send-us-the-solid-state-drives-that-we-paid-for

>don't pursue all avenues to get the product you ordered
I don't think you fully realize how this works.

You have two options. YTou can demand that they give you the drive or you can be a fucking cuckold.

If you're a cuckold you have a 0% chance of ever getting your product, because Dell assumes you're fine with them cancelling orders on you.

If, however, you go and write a lengthy angry email, threatening to contact consumer reports or some other consumer advocacy group, you've got probably a good 40% chance that they'll just straight up send you the drive and apologize because they have PR to worry about.

Or you can argue their case for them on an anonymous imageboard for free like a good goyim, accomplishing nothing and making a fucking idiot out of yourself.
>namefag
>Sup Forums pass
Nevermind you already outed yourself

Me too, joined the club because I didn't have expedited shipping. Sup, cuck?

Look at False or misleading representations. Why are you spreading disinformation?

>If, however, you go and write a lengthy angry email, threatening to contact consumer reports or some other consumer advocacy group, you've got probably a good 40% chance that they'll just straight up send you the drive and apologize because they have PR to worry about.
lmfao, going to such lengths for a cheap piece of shit ssd

meh i just get shit cheap from dell anyway since my workplace is a partner

>In general, there's no law that requires companies to honor an advertised price if that price is wrong. Typographical errors, miscommunication and other glitches can result in items being offered at what appear to be deep discounts -- discounts that would be ruinous for the company if it were forced to honor them. Laws against false or deceptive advertising require an intent to deceive on the part of the advertiser.


Fucking moron

Got the email too

Really disappointed that a company like Dell is in the business of bait and switches

>not being frugal
keep being a fucking cuck.

I'll just sit here and enjoy the fact that I managed to get data recovery done through an RMA'd HDD just by bitching for an hour and a half on the phone with support.

It's not bait and switch, they aren't offering to sell it to you at a higher price, they're saying we made a mistake and wont be charging you, have a good day.

I'll just sit here and revel in the fact that I don't buy garbage that needs to be RMAd

I won't be shopping at Dell anymore. This sort of bait and switch tactic is what I expect of scummy ISP companies, not a reputable one like Dell.
I'll be buying my next SSD from a competitor.

Sweden too. Also, if you suffered emotional distress over feeling rushed to get in on such an offer, they must pay you $50 on top for your discomfort.

prove that it wasn't done intentionally. I'll wait
>inb4 he posts/links to the email as 'proof'

>they aren't offering to sell it to you at a higher price, they're saying we made a mistake and wont be charging you,
>we
outed yourself
>they aren't offering to sell it to you at a higher price
That's exactly what they're doing unless they've taken the item off their catalogue

Not an argument. Enjoy sucking corporate dick

yes it does but you wouldnt know being a poorfag who cant afford anything other than standard shipping haha

too obvious

What? It says so right there in the Warsaw Pact.

>prove that it wasn't done intentionally. I'll wait
The onus is on you to prove it WAS intentional since any common sense would say it was an obvious pricing mistake.

They aren't attempting to take it back and say, well actually its $50, or even encouraging you buy it from them at $80+, they simply said it was a mistake and cancelled your order, there is nothing malicious about it, they aren't selling you anything else, you're not being harassed into doing anything by dell. Fuck off.

premium shipping ftw imo

since some of you seem confused

>In a bait-and-switch scam, a company intentionally advertises a specific item at a specific price simply to get customers into the store. At that point, the company tries to sell them a different product at a higher price or on terms "more advantageous to the advertiser." Customers who demand the advertised offer are never told that it's a mistake, but they're never allowed to actually get that product at that price.

Surely this type of bait and switch is illegal in the EU?

obvious samefag desu

The bait

>The SSD

The switch

>The more expensive items on the web store that you're not viewing after it was impossible for you to get the SSD

my mom's husband is a lawyer, we are writing a case up atm. dell gotta give us those ssds.

Is there precedence for companies being punished for bait and switches?

... lol good luck with that court case kid

your mom's husband is a loser.
he's not even your dad.

For REAL bait and switch? Sure

>all these people who think they deserve free shit
Fucking niggers man.

claims court is usually pretty cheap, if you can do it in your jurisdiction they might not even show and you would just get a default judgement

No court would accept your case, prices on websites or even in print ads are not binding so long as the customer is notified of the error.

You can see several cases for precedents, Donovan v. RRL Corp is usually the most cited

This, Git Gud

Why is it so hard to call a duck a duck? I don't think it is the end of the world - I can deal with not getting an SSD, but this is very obviously a bait and switch

stop calling it a mistake, does dell pay you for each comment? what do you have to benefit from shilling for dell?

A real bait and switch like the one done here by Dell

See

Sign the petition guys: change.org/p/dell-dell-send-us-the-solid-state-drives-that-we-paid-for

You're actually retarded.

They didn't send you an email with a link and a $10 coupon saying BUY SHIT FROM US.

They literally just said we fucked up, our bad. We aren't charging you.

Kill yourself

>Many were excited for this deal, promising friends and family SSDs as gifts, some making plans to help other install theirs and teach them about computers

Ahahahahah

made me lul too, OP is a 16 year old who though he was cool shit for about 24 hours until his 4 or 5 SSDs got cancelled and his friends had theirs cancelled too.


Now he looks like a moron and is getting butt hurt at dell.

The bait was an advertised once in a lifetime SSD deal

They DIDN'T advertise it, and if you used their search function to find the SSD on their site, it showed up at the normal price.

What was the price listed on these?

There was no switch.

Pretty sure it's literally the same 1 or 2 guys spamming that shit.

fuck sake

same email here

we were fucking baited lads

Question?
Is it store credit that they're returning or full refund?

Credit: Guaranteed B&S.
Full refund: No harm done back to square one.
Everyone walks away and someone at Dell gets fired.

Just 2 more signatures!
change.org/p/dell-send-us-the-solid-state-drives-that-we-paid-for

Most weren't charged in the first place.

Lads should I just cancel? I haven't heard anything from Dell since the automated confirmation

>The onus is on you to prove it WAS intentional since any common sense would say it was an obvious pricing mistake.
>onuses work on common sense
that's not how an onus works, but nice try. The onus is on Dell to prove that they really did mistake the price. You, who are arguing on Dells side, assume that onus. Now I'm still here and still waiting.

We are going to be subpoenaing this Sup Forums forum for you dear customers IP and identifications. Thank you and good luck. I love you.

Simply having other goods available is the switch you dumb fuck. I've said this like 15 times already

Why would you cancel an order?

>Donovan v. RRL Corp
That court case went in favour of the plaintiff.