Amex gives $200 in Dell credit to Biz Plat users

[kcihtred2]

Amex Business Platinum owners now get $100 credit for Dell 2x a year.

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/american-express-business-platinum-200-dell-annual-benefit-live-for-existing-cardmembers-100-twice-per-year/

Not sure how many people are both LTT viewers and owning Amex Biz Plats. I know I need to figure out what I am doing with my credit

[nick name]

4 hours ago, kcihtred2 said:

Amex Business Platinum owners now get $100 credit for Dell 2x a year.

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/american-express-business-platinum-200-dell-annual-benefit-live-for-existing-cardmembers-100-twice-per-year/

Not sure how many people are both LTT viewers and owning Amex Biz Plats. I know I need to figure out what I am doing with my credit

Last time I checked -- Dell sells a ton of shit.  Their site also occasionally offers some awesome Dell credits when purchasing things like a TV.  

[brownninja97]

4 hours ago, nick name said:

Last time I checked -- Dell sells a ton of shit.  Their site also occasionally offers some awesome Dell credits when purchasing things like a TV.  

Honestly that "X OEM sells shit" circlejerk is pretty annoying. There are two ends where everyone is crap, the cheap side and the gaming side. Cheap stuff requires cutting corners, gaming stuff has always been overdesigned or has a large mark up. 

 

The stuff in the middle is fantastic in my experience, the xps laptops are outstanding, their non alienware gaming laptops are priced pretty competitively and are very easy to repair and or upgrade. 

 

At the end this is my personal experience, I set up a lot of dell business laptops, ive dealt with their whole range and I can say the same for HP.

 

The quality of OEM products(mainly laptops) has drastically improved in the past ten years, cheap stuff not as much as corners have to be cut if they want any profit at all but people use some crap £300 laptop and expect it to match the quality of something from apple which is very wishful thinking. 

 

Yeah desktops are way more expensive then making it yourself but its not a surprise, DIY is always cheaper(well with intel prices these days im not sure anymore).

 

Im not sure if quality control and customer service is worse in the US and Canada, ive seen a lot of videos which justifiably make OEM seem horrible but here in the UK they seem so much better in every way. For example the loose or disconnected cables shown in many videos last year, ive dealt with hundreds of desktops from various OEMs and never seen that before from bottom of the barrel £250 rubbish to £6000 CAD machines.  

 

Its just one guys opinion though, I think its certainly not as bad as it used to be. 

[Andreas Lilja]

$25,0000 spending requirement in the first three months. #justmiddleclassthings

 

Even the regular one has $5000 requirement.