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Story: Dell Axim mis-pricing sparks customer furore
On November 24, Dell advertised an Axim X3i PDA for $79. I purchased two of such PDA's and used my credit card to send the order. Shortly after, an acknowledgment e-mail from Dell came. They stated that they are processing the order and have received my credit card information.
On November 25 around 11:00 am, Dell removed the product from their website. Shortly after (around an hour), the product was put back on the Dell web site with the advertised price of 79$.
The following day, Dell sent me an e-mail stating that my orders had been canceled.
These events seemed very suspicious to me. It hasn't been the only time Dell has canceled orders due to a Supposable "Typo".
As a consumer I feel betrayed and disgusted that any Shareholder Company would result to such methods to sell and advertise products. It appears that Dell practiced the "bait and switch" which is not only morally wrong, but against the law.
Full Talkback thread
Story: Dell Axim mis-pricing sparks customer furore
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I was one of the customers who ordered the product... Justin Biggs -
A user of Aximsite.com found this deal and posted... Anonymous -
I am also a customer that was involved with this "... Matthew Hupp -
On November 24, Dell advertised an Axim X3i PDA fo... Anonymous -
Dell has once again continued in its deceptive pri... Anonymous -
i placed 2 orders more than 24 hrs apart. How coul... Anonymous -
dell is cheating its loyal customers, It is not pr... sanjay gupta -
I too was duped by this scam. Now they know my Nam... Anonymous -
Dell actually shipping out a few of those 79$ axim... Anonymous -
I have no sympathy with those dishonest people tha... Anonymous



