Received promotional with $400 discount coupons for electronics. There is a Dell computer offered at $679.95. Less the $400 coupon would be a $279.95 purchase. It features the outdated Windows XP operating system, only 256 Mb of RAM (you should really have a minimum of 2Mb). Also, the hard drive is only 20Gb. That was a big drive 4 years ago. You should get a minimum of 360 Gb for today's needs. This offer is a rip-off. Don't waste your money. I cannot speak for the other offers, but if their hardware is as deficient as this one, look for newer products and better deals elsewhere.

i put a computer on layaway a year and half ago. it was paid down to about $150, and i wrote them to ask what my total balance so i could pay it off and they deliver it. i never got a response back, and i've call on several occasions; no answer. i'm out of over $400, and still don't have a computer.

Between the months of Sept. 2009 and Mar. 2010 I received via UPS a refurbished 2007 version of a Dell desktop computer. From the moment I opened the box I was extremely disappointed. The quality of product & model type of what I received was not reflected in thier advertisement, not even close the model in the add was far newer and showed a tower setup CPU, this thing was a square flat box which the monitor sat on pot. The following problem ocurred imediately:

1, I could not unlock the system with the code that was sent me.
2, Nor did it have correct Operating System windows XP was promised.
My version was a limited on of Windows Vista now several years old.
3, After several days of calling Microsoft to receive a new Unlock Key
Code my computer CRASHED & BURNED while attempting to
download Windows Operating System.
4, Dell being a Proprietory Company any attempt to upgrade or add
new memory or devices is limited to the Dell compatible conpomnents.

I'm discusted with this Sweetstakes Clearinghouse & will never buy anything they are selling.

I really want my $329.00 back or the actual computer they advertised.

Contact me at: [email protected] or (480) 444-9174

Recently, an ederly family friend purchased a refurbished computer system from Sweepstakes Clearing House. The system did not come with a valid Product key for the Operating System, the CMOS battery was dead, and the hard drive had bad sectors which caused the pc to crash/reboot everytime a software package was installed. I entered the Dell service tag number, located on the side of the pc chasis, into Dell's website and found the pc to be 7 years old! I am currently fighting an up hill battle trying to talk with a live person to discuss returning the pc within the 30 warranty period. I hope he has not been scammed out of the $279 he paid for this piece of junk. Please do not do business with this company, they are taking advantage of the ederly with mailed coupons/vouchers for great deals on computers and electronic products.

Sweepstakes Clearinghouse on Regal Row in Dallas, Tx are continually increasing my lay-a-way balance. My original amount for the purchase was 69.00. I made my first pymt of $40.00 in Dec, 2009. I made a second $40.00 in late Dec. I rec'd a lay-a-way statement today, 1/9/2010 and my bal is $67.00. At this rate I will never pay for the item. My balance shd read $26.00. After all, the lay-a-way only asks for $10.00 amonth. I am pay quadruple that. Why is my balance increasing and How can I get all my money back?