I bought aurora 7500 in july of last year, within 1 week the motherboard died, I sent it back to Alienware for a replacement. It came back to me with a dodgy psu, granted the psu may of been dodgy from day 1, but they should of noticed that when the mobo was being replaced, and they also chipped my case at the back when the pc was returned to them the first time.
2-3 months of horrendous problems later they decide to accept the pc back to check for problems. Indeed they find that the psu was messed up big, they replaced the faulty psu 3 months after they should of originally replaced it and tell me they are gonna ship, I asked them that if they had any problems and it wasnt gonna ship could they email me or phone me to say that it wont ship so I dont have to take a day off work when nothing was shipping.
They were adamant that it was shipping 3 days in a row thus making me take 3 days off work and lose £200+ when a simple email or phone call would of sufficed.
Anyway they ship the pc back to me and the same day I start to have uber lots of problems.
I called them back and said I have had enough and this is just not good enough, they take pc back and I say that after all the problems I have had within 5 months I should be entitled to a goodwill offer of some sort, either cash back or a free upgrade of some sort.
I got an email today saying that the motherboard and one of the videocards was bust and they have been replaced and that they will offer me a goodwill gesture of, get ready, a reduction of labour costs for installing any upgrades that I purchase from AW = WTF. So I buy an upgrade and they will fit it for a reduced price, that was the offer I received.
I have 0 faith left in AW and also in that pc, so many things have been damaged that I dont want it back and I am now in the process of seeking a complete refund, I feel that AW as a company are only interested in you when you spend the money when you first order your pc, after that they would rather you would just go away and never contact them again unless its to buy another pc.
I have been told by lots of people that I should get them to rebuild the pc with new components or to get a refund, I did neither in the early stages but after all the crap that AW has put me through I dont want the pc back, cuz if I saw it again Id take a fuxing hammer to it
I have had the pc for barely 6 months, and alienware have had it for roughly 3 of those months, and the best they can do is offer to reduce the labour costs of installing a upgrade that I myself have to buy.
There customer service is laughable and is beyond anything I have ever experienced from any high end manufacturer of anything whether it be carpets to tv's to basically anything.
So as I type this I am pushing for a complete refund of £3000, as even if they did fix the pc, do you really think I would or should have faith that it will work properly from now on ? especially after a faulty psu has been in the pc for months. Any new or newish pc that has had a faulty psu in it should be rebuilt from scratch with brand new componenets and not just the psu replaced.
Many of you lot on this forums know, that I defended AW when i first got my pc and would tell trolling nubs to fux right off with there anti AW speak, but I seriously have to say that if some of them nubs were being true, which is highly likely after my experience then I will never ever defend AW again as they have did me no favours and have basically robbed me of £3000 + the 200
so the long and short of it is, since day 1 of me having the pc, it has 2 new mobo's, 1 new psu and 1 new videocard, and also been with alienware for the majority of those 6 months. would any of you have faith in AW after that ?
If any of you lot think that is the correct way for a company to do business then flame on, but to me it is wrong....
there is no need to reply to this thread as it was just informing you all of what I have went through in 6 months with AW and what the outcome was...
EDIT:
most problems were probably caused by the bust psu that wasnt picked up the first time AW had the pc, thus it was probably slowly killing all the new and replaced stuff that was in the pc.
Also might I add, I got a new pc 3 days before I got my AW, it is £2000 cheaper and although not as powerful, it is running perfectly, no hardware problems with that one, for which I am thankful for or I would be using a piece of shiat just now with 700mhz cpu.
2-3 months of horrendous problems later they decide to accept the pc back to check for problems. Indeed they find that the psu was messed up big, they replaced the faulty psu 3 months after they should of originally replaced it and tell me they are gonna ship, I asked them that if they had any problems and it wasnt gonna ship could they email me or phone me to say that it wont ship so I dont have to take a day off work when nothing was shipping.
They were adamant that it was shipping 3 days in a row thus making me take 3 days off work and lose £200+ when a simple email or phone call would of sufficed.
Anyway they ship the pc back to me and the same day I start to have uber lots of problems.
I called them back and said I have had enough and this is just not good enough, they take pc back and I say that after all the problems I have had within 5 months I should be entitled to a goodwill offer of some sort, either cash back or a free upgrade of some sort.
I got an email today saying that the motherboard and one of the videocards was bust and they have been replaced and that they will offer me a goodwill gesture of, get ready, a reduction of labour costs for installing any upgrades that I purchase from AW = WTF. So I buy an upgrade and they will fit it for a reduced price, that was the offer I received.
I have 0 faith left in AW and also in that pc, so many things have been damaged that I dont want it back and I am now in the process of seeking a complete refund, I feel that AW as a company are only interested in you when you spend the money when you first order your pc, after that they would rather you would just go away and never contact them again unless its to buy another pc.
I have been told by lots of people that I should get them to rebuild the pc with new components or to get a refund, I did neither in the early stages but after all the crap that AW has put me through I dont want the pc back, cuz if I saw it again Id take a fuxing hammer to it
I have had the pc for barely 6 months, and alienware have had it for roughly 3 of those months, and the best they can do is offer to reduce the labour costs of installing a upgrade that I myself have to buy.
There customer service is laughable and is beyond anything I have ever experienced from any high end manufacturer of anything whether it be carpets to tv's to basically anything.
So as I type this I am pushing for a complete refund of £3000, as even if they did fix the pc, do you really think I would or should have faith that it will work properly from now on ? especially after a faulty psu has been in the pc for months. Any new or newish pc that has had a faulty psu in it should be rebuilt from scratch with brand new componenets and not just the psu replaced.
Many of you lot on this forums know, that I defended AW when i first got my pc and would tell trolling nubs to fux right off with there anti AW speak, but I seriously have to say that if some of them nubs were being true, which is highly likely after my experience then I will never ever defend AW again as they have did me no favours and have basically robbed me of £3000 + the 200
so the long and short of it is, since day 1 of me having the pc, it has 2 new mobo's, 1 new psu and 1 new videocard, and also been with alienware for the majority of those 6 months. would any of you have faith in AW after that ?
If any of you lot think that is the correct way for a company to do business then flame on, but to me it is wrong....
there is no need to reply to this thread as it was just informing you all of what I have went through in 6 months with AW and what the outcome was...
EDIT:
most problems were probably caused by the bust psu that wasnt picked up the first time AW had the pc, thus it was probably slowly killing all the new and replaced stuff that was in the pc.
Also might I add, I got a new pc 3 days before I got my AW, it is £2000 cheaper and although not as powerful, it is running perfectly, no hardware problems with that one, for which I am thankful for or I would be using a piece of shiat just now with 700mhz cpu.






