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By Dan Nystedt , IDG News Service , 07/06/2009 Dell was hit by another online pricing snafu in Taiwan on Sunday, prompting a strong reprimand from the island's Consumer Protection Commission. The company was ordered last week by Taiwan's Consumer Protection Commission to make good on sales from an online pricing error and deliver 19-inch LCD monitors to local consumers for NT$500 (US$15.26). It now has pricing errors on laptop and desktop PCs to add to its woes. Think You Have An Application Delivery Strategy?: Download now Dell did not immediately reply for a request to comment on the Web site price errors. A Dell notice regarding pricing mistakes made between 9:17 p.m. June 25 and 6:56 a.m. June 26 said errors showed up on LCD monitors, laptop PCs and desktop PCs. The company apologized for the errors and offered customers... [read full story]
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