Where does one stand in this scenario?

DarkShadow · 22 Jan 2007 at 14:15

iCraig said:
In that case, you should errr give it back. I suddenly remembered that a third monitor gives off too much radiation and err can cause brain cancer and stuff. Seriously for your own health mate, stick to two monitors at the most like me.

I can feel the cancer getting to me.

Sechz on screens

Andelusion · 22 Jan 2007 at 14:24

They appear to be at a jaunty angle.

WotDa · 22 Jan 2007 at 14:33

Andelusion said:
They appear to be at a jaunty angle.

And a bit more.

Johnny Girth · 22 Jan 2007 at 14:47

8.9 Dell owns any Product or parts that are removed during repair. Dell may require Customer to return removed parts to Dell for reconditioning, analysis or for environmental reasons.
8.10 If Customer does not return removed parts Dell then may charge a fee of which Customer will be informed prior to charge. The fee will reflect the cost incurred by Dell in retrieving the part(s), &/or the cost of procuring another component to recondition &/or arising from failure to comply with environmental obligations as a result of the Customer's failure to return the Product or part.
8.11 The charge referred to in 8.9 and 8.10 above will not apply to Consumers returning defective parts which have been replaced in accordance with statutory rights.

DarkShadow · 22 Jan 2007 at 14:49

Thanks, will be contacting them shortly.