Bought and financed computer in 2004. Lost job one month later. Still managed to pay payments to Dell of $37.00 per month for about six months even though for reason not known after first two months payments went up to $42.00 per month. After three months of not being able to pay Dell I got another ...
In September 04 I received a check for $4 from Dell Financial Services (DFS) for being one of their Preferred Account holders. I cashed the check in good faith. November 4 I received a statement from DFS showing a $139.95 charge for Homeworks Plus. I had never heard of them and called the number on ...
As of today (October 9), I received a check for $2.50 from Dell Financial Services. The check is a baited scheme to get me to unintentionally sign-up for Hot-Line (R), a credit card protection service provided by Trilegiant Corporation. Where the endorser signs, there is a lot of fine print above ...
I purchased my second (and last) Dell machine three months ago. I made my purchase online and they advertised a one-year no interest offer if I qualified with Dell Financial Services through their "preferred customer account". I applied and I was told that I qualified. I made my purchase ...
The following letter was sent to my state Division of Consumer Affairs and I.C. System (collection agency). They were calling my home and work every day saying I still owed over $380. After I.C. System received their copy all collection activity stopped, they closed the account, and sent it back to ...
I have been dealing with Dell Financial Services for over a year and cannot get anywhere. They refuse to work with a debt management program, refuse to set up payment arrangements, do not post payments in a timely manner and pad your bill with excessive and erroneous interest rates and fees. You ...