Dell Computers Refused to repair my computer while it was still under warrenty. Austin Texas

What was the "bogus" excuse that they gave when they didn't fix it the first time?

What is wrong with the computer. You said that you wanted them to send you another motherboard and other parts to fix your computer. What other parts did you need?

By the way the late fees and interest, and any credit damage done, is all on you. You can't just get out of your agreement because something no longer works. Dell Credit is no different than using other credit cards such as a Visa or MasterCard. Had you used a VISA and stopped paying on that, they would do the same thing.

What was the "bogus" excuse that they gave when they didn't fix it the first time?

What is wrong with the computer. You said that you wanted them to send you another motherboard and other parts to fix your computer. What other parts did you need?

By the way the late fees and interest, and any credit damage done, is all on you. You can't just get out of your agreement because something no longer works. Dell Credit is no different than using other credit cards such as a Visa or MasterCard. Had you used a VISA and stopped paying on that, they would do the same thing.

What was the "bogus" excuse that they gave when they didn't fix it the first time?

What is wrong with the computer. You said that you wanted them to send you another motherboard and other parts to fix your computer. What other parts did you need?

By the way the late fees and interest, and any credit damage done, is all on you. You can't just get out of your agreement because something no longer works. Dell Credit is no different than using other credit cards such as a Visa or MasterCard. Had you used a VISA and stopped paying on that, they would do the same thing.

What was the "bogus" excuse that they gave when they didn't fix it the first time?

What is wrong with the computer. You said that you wanted them to send you another motherboard and other parts to fix your computer. What other parts did you need?

By the way the late fees and interest, and any credit damage done, is all on you. You can't just get out of your agreement because something no longer works. Dell Credit is no different than using other credit cards such as a Visa or MasterCard. Had you used a VISA and stopped paying on that, they would do the same thing.

You don't say what was wrong with your computer.

Warranties only cover defective parts. They don't cover software, or specific type of damages done to the computer.

You could have a problem that is not covered in the warranty.

Anyhow, that does not free you from your contract. Just because your computer is not working properly, does not free you from the payments and interest. You shuold still pay on time and in full while you are trying to get this issue worked out. You will only end up causing yourself more problems if you don't.