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Story: Dell's notebook delays infuriate customers

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Posted by: James (Tuesday 30 March 2004, 11:06 AM)

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I live in the UK and ordered a 9100 on the 2nd of March. I asked about lead times, and was told there were none, but as soon as I gave my credit card details I was told there was a "future order SKU", meaning it would take longer. The date given was the 16th. This has changed 4 or five times since, and yesterday my estimated delivery date went from 1st April to 6th of May! They keep telling us this is becaause of a huge demand, yet I know of no-one in the UK who has received one yet, and I ordered the day after they started accepting orders!

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