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From: ez004559@pollux.ucdavis.edu (0040;0000003410;0;250;143;)
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Subject: Re: Amiga marketing, production and sales plans.  (New Subject)
Summary: Sounds pretty good, but...
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Date: 5 Aug 89 23:10:53 GMT
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That sounds too good to be true. I'll believe it when it happens.  
Commodore should spend that money for customer support instead of
advertisement. If we knew our computers could be fixed reliably,
their business would increase from word of mouth. I'm hesitant
to recommend Amigas to my friends because I know they break down  
all the time. 



Am I being pessimistic or realistic? You be the judge.