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To: MississippiMan
"I think offering the man a free notebook IS going the extra mile to say that they were wrong. What more could they realistically do?"

Change their policy.

Is it really such a lofty concept to grasp?

31 posted on 02/28/2002 1:54:43 PM PST by Don Joe
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To: Don Joe
As I see it, their "policy" is to abide by United States law and that some goomer within the company--either honestly or intentionally--either misinterpreted or misapplied that law. I'm obviously reading the situation quite differently than you. I don't see any evidence whatsoever of an anti-gun policy here. None. If I did I would be wholeheartedly joining in the chorus of boos.

MM

36 posted on 02/28/2002 1:59:02 PM PST by MississippiMan
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To: Don Joe
It sounded to me like they already have a reasonable policy, in light of the fact that, like any company of decent size, they are under constant threat of being labeled "big computer" and harrassed to death by the feds, like the tobbaco companies.

That reasonable policy was not followed here (disconnect with customer feedback), which is why freebies were graciously offered.

Sorry, but Dell's not coming over to suck your boots, Don.

39 posted on 02/28/2002 2:04:49 PM PST by Cyber Liberty
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