

$4,000 laser mouse
Simply a coincidence, or payback from scorned employees?






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They probably got rid of someone they shouldn't have
By dgingeri on 12/17/2009 7:22:16 AM , Rating: 3
I'd say this is likely caused by someone giving a job to someone who didn't deserve it. Likely, a particularly lazy, stupid person replaced someone who did their job well.

Managers who lay off good people and keep stupid, lazy people in the interest of saving money get what they deserve.

By tastyratz on 12/17/2009 8:38:28 AM , Rating: 2

They could have just fired someone and pissed them off...

Hmm yea, I think that's it.

I must say though the Irony is quite amusing when you think of it. Just think, if dell honors half of these price mistakes it will be a huge profit loss.... probably equal to a hundred more jobs.

By jdietz on 12/17/2009 8:52:09 AM , Rating: 2
They will not honor any price mistake.




By nafhan on 12/17/2009 9:36:54 AM , Rating: 2
Based on the number of mistakes listed in the article, I'm going to go with "someone did this on purpose". One maybe two things could be an accident, but the number of expensive things selling for low prices and inexpensive things for rediculously high prices, plus the timing, really points to malicious action on the part of a soon to be former employee. I'd hate to think they would give someone a pink slip and let them keep access to update the site, so maybe the spouse/relative/friend of someone who lost their job?

