It sucks, I was so happy I could use my coins
Topic: Dell.com accepts Bitcoin..... but Dell.ca doesn't! (Read 2282 times)
yes, only dell.com accepts btc, I tried with local sites too.
It sucks, I was so happy I could use my coins
It sucks, I was so happy I could use my coins
Watch how clueless this dell representative is:
https://www.facebook.com/Dell/posts/706758879360318
Completely clueless...
If this is some kind of regulatory thing, the reps would have an answer ready for canadian customers. I think it's just incompetency..
https://www.facebook.com/Dell/posts/706758879360318
Completely clueless...
If this is some kind of regulatory thing, the reps would have an answer ready for canadian customers. I think it's just incompetency..
customer service at its best. LOL.
god so fuken horrible. I question the people who get hired, like some copy and paste response.
Watch how clueless this dell representative is:
https://www.facebook.com/Dell/posts/706758879360318
Completely clueless...
If this is some kind of regulatory thing, the reps would have an answer ready for canadian customers. I think it's just incompetency..
https://www.facebook.com/Dell/posts/706758879360318
Completely clueless...
If this is some kind of regulatory thing, the reps would have an answer ready for canadian customers. I think it's just incompetency..
Likely, they are just behind the curve on updating .ca Hopefully anyway 
Agree, and .com is so far more important than regional site Yeaaaahh.. So is this the Dell that sells computers?
no, its dell selling pc support (sorry, couldnt resist)
Yeaaaahh.. So is this the Dell that sells computers?
The big corporations limit their locations that they accept Bitcoin until they're 100% sure about where they can and can't trade it, Overstock for example accepted it in the U.S and now they're moving to worldwide, it's all just because the laws are different in each country.
UK has more friendly approach towards bitcoin than US, but you can't pay with it on Dell.co.uk. I don't think uncertainty over regulations is a main reason. They're 'piloting bitcoin' to see how it works out, if it's worth the effort - they'll implement it worldwide.
Or maybe international divisions have enough independence to decide on such things themselves?
No surprise there. Most of the sites are accepting BTC only from the US customers. International customers can't make their payment using BTC. I think Overstock is the only major retail site accepting coins from international users.
I think they have mentally accepted it, but not yet technically. They will sure to add up on this as soon as possible. 
The big corporations limit their locations that they accept Bitcoin until they're 100% sure about where they can and can't trade it, Overstock for example accepted it in the U.S and now they're moving to worldwide, it's all just because the laws are different in each country.
Canadian bitcoin laws aren't much different than US. if dell is scared of dealing bitcoin here then they are a bunch of panzies.
I do however think this is likely some kind of glitch or oversight on dell's part. I think it would be more effective to notify them via social media as the "higher ups" are more likely to see what is happening in social media then what is happening in the webs chats
This is due to the government of each country are not the same
The big corporations limit their locations that they accept Bitcoin until they're 100% sure about where they can and can't trade it, Overstock for example accepted it in the U.S and now they're moving to worldwide, it's all just because the laws are different in each country.
Canadian bitcoin laws aren't much different than US. if dell is scared of dealing bitcoin here then they are a bunch of panzies.
It seens that only USA Dell accepts it so, more than CA, UK, BR doesn't accept Bitcoin aswell.
Won't Dell just convert it right back into fiat anyway?
The big corporations limit their locations that they accept Bitcoin until they're 100% sure about where they can and can't trade it, Overstock for example accepted it in the U.S and now they're moving to worldwide, it's all just because the laws are different in each country.
everyone should bug their chat support.
The guy i talked to didn't know why the bitcoin option wasn't there, and said he would e-mail me back about it.
looks like i'll have to find a forwarding address
The guy i talked to didn't know why the bitcoin option wasn't there, and said he would e-mail me back about it.
looks like i'll have to find a forwarding addressI heard Canadian bitcoin is too clean... So they think canucks dont need stinky computers anyway.
THey just started accepting it ? because Alienware is Dell & it's accepting Bitcoin for a while now 
They accepts bitcoin worldwide the only case would be the .ca website haven't updated but their executives must have known about it.
You're confusing them with overstock who, IIRC, are accepting bitcoin for worldwide shipments of all their products. I would recommend them highly!
Great experiences with BTC and overstock sofar as well.
They accepts bitcoin worldwide the only case would be the .ca website haven't updated but their executives must have known about it.
You're confusing them with overstock who, IIRC, are accepting bitcoin for worldwide shipments of all their products. I would recommend them highly!
They accepts bitcoin worldwide the only case would be the .ca website haven't updated but their executives must have known about it.
You sure? I think it's limited to US only (for now). I don't think they have bitcoin as payment option in the UK.
Also:
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We’re piloting bitcoin, the world’s most widely used digital currency, as a purchase option on Dell.com for consumer and small business shoppers in the U.S
http://en.community.dell.com/dell-blogs/direct2dell/b/direct2dell/archive/2014/07/18/we-re-now-accepting-bitcoin-on-dell-comand:
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Unfortunately for customers in the UK, Dell’s adoption of Bitcoin is confined to the US. Customers in Europe will not be able to make purchases using crypto-currencies.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/dell/10980089/Dell-jumps-on-the-Bitcoin-bandwagon.html Jump to: