And you said dell rip you off

[brownninja97]

http://outlet.euro.dell.com/Online/SecondaryInventorySearch.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=dfh&cs=ukdfh1&puid=35c7e696

 

Just a laptop, with a 1080p screen, just an i7 4500U, just a dual abnd wireless interface card, only 8gb ram at 1600mhz and horrid intel hd 4600.

 

for £430 WHAT IN THE LITERAL NAME OF ****.

 

I was checking out the outlet for dell and found this, in case your wondering its a certified refurb, i emailed dell and they told me what there jargon means

 

Certified refurb- order was cancelled before former customer received product, product has not been used.

Certified restock- Customer returned the product, product has been used.

Light bump/scratch= Cosmetic damage, product may or may not of used product. The damage is minor and doesnt effect features of the product.

Heavy bump/scratch/dysfunctional= Product is functional however certain features may be disabled due to damage.(i asked for an example, they replied, saying something like a keyboard button missing or a dysfunctional usb slot.(ive not seen any of these as of yet).

 

Also the outlet gives warranty which is great, good guy dell maybe?

 

 

[FlakeyBanana]

well your buying something custom that someone else didn't want

[Guest GRRigger]

Error. Thats what i think of Dell.

[Scheer]

I think you have it backwards, or he told you it backwards.

 

Typically a restock is a returned new item, a refurb (short for refurbish, which means to bring back to new condition) is a returned used item.

[brownninja97]

I think you have it backwards, or he told you it backwards.

 

Typically a restock is a returned new item, a refurb (short for refurbish, which means to bring back to new condition) is a returned used item.

yes i have oops my bad, anyways someone brought within a minute of this post.