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Mon Mar-20-06 02:37 PM
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Something similar happened several years ago when I bought a Barbie computer for my daughter. Interest free and same thing happened. First bill had 0 due and 0 interest. Next bill showed we were over the $1500 credit limit (interest and over credit charges) and I fought with them forever.
Even tried to return the computer only to find out the company that made it went bankrupt. Also our warrenty we bought was no good since the company went bankrupt but we were still supposed to pay for a computer that wasn't working right.
It isn't Dell but the company that finianced you that is the problem. Make sure you let Dell know they are representing their company to look like part of Dell computers.
Good luck!
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