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From: c60c-4ab@e260-4c.berkeley.edu
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Subject: Re: CompuAdd
Keywords: AT, 286
Message-ID: <1989Sep1.233902.17881@agate.uucp>
Date: 1 Sep 89 23:39:02 GMT
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In article <719@dtix.dt.navy.mil> harvey@nems.UUCP (Betty Harvey - Code: 1893.5) writes:
>
>	I have a friend who is getting ready to order a 286 P.C. from CompuAdd.
>Has anyone had any good or bad experiences dealing with them?
>

I worked for a company this summer who used CompuAdd 386 computers exclusively,
and we never had any problems with the computers.  I set up several new ones,
and any time something strange happened, CompuAdd tech support was very
helpful.  Your friend is probably pretty safe buying from CompuAdd.

Scott