[Semper Paratus]

I suggest finding a good Indian resteraunt and go there frequently to get used to the accent so you'll be prepared when you call customer support.

[Old Professer]

I ran into that a few days ago when I couldn't get OE to connect.

Other than having no help for me and not understanding the importance of enunciating when conversing with a half-deaf old man, she wasn't that bad.

[.38sw]

LOL! I've had occasion to call customer support numerous times during the past couple of weeks, and you are correct. My hard drive went bad, and it took about 1 hr. 45 minutes of telephone time with a customer service technician who had a thick Indian accent to determine that my hard drive was, indeed, bad. They sent me another hard drive. After I installed the new hard drive, reloaded the OS and all my programs, I couldn't get online. Another call to Dell customer service, another 1 1/2 with a service technician with a thick Indian accent. Result? Bad modem. Sigh. They sent me another modem.

[tracer]

And I hope the customer support folks remember to say "Senk yoo veddy mohch!!" after each technical help session Old Professor has with them...

[SunnyUsa]

I suggest finding a good Indian resteraunt and go there frequently to get used to the accent so you'll be prepared when you call customer support

ROFL!!! I've bought 2 Dells systems in the last year - and from the point of sale phone conversations to tech support calls - you got that right!

[scott91]

ain't that the truth!