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safaahashim

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December 9th, 2016 10:00

bypassing dell customer support to raise an issue that is not resolved

I am having trouble getting Tech support help resolve my issues even if I have high end support purchased and have accidental damage coverage but all I get is the run around and attempts to close issues without resolving it.

The problem is that regardless of trying to complain about their inability to help resolve customer issue it always come back to the same set of people who are mostly (as I can detect) are off-shore support center that tries to make sure SRs are closed on the book even if these are not really resolved.

Is there a way to escalate issues like these to someone else at Dell so they are aware of what their tech support or support in general doing that making their customers signoff on using Dell products.

I miss the old Dell support that made buying a dell computer worth it. 

  • MSCII

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    Posted December 9th, 2016 12:00

    I have been in a similar, non-tech support treadmill for 49 days.  

    See my post HERE.

    After 49 days and 4 incompetently closed Support Requests, @DellCares is currently working on a resolution (hopefully).

    A word of warning, have all of your previous communication with Dell well documented before contacting @DellCares.  The @DellCares team does not have full access to Dell's Support history.  Their resources are very limited, but they are much more competent than any other department funded by Dell.

  • beamermt79

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    Posted December 10th, 2016 10:00

    You can always try the Unresolved Issues form here which will get you to the executive team.  

  • MSCII

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    Posted December 11th, 2016 08:00

    You can always try the Unresolved Issues form here which will get you to the executive team.  

  • PhoenixHawk1

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    Posted December 22nd, 2016 07:00

    Where does one obtain a Service Request number?