A passionate Dell service representative engages in the discussion

July 14th, 2005 francois Posted in blogging |

If you look at the Dell comment I made the other day, you will see a passionate Dell service rep commenting on my post anonymously - closing his/her latest comment with “i hope my comments have some impact on DELL CUSTOMER`s - a dell customer support person.”

I found it worthwile to bring to your attention as comments are not included in my rss feed.

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