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From: axjjb@acad3.fai.alaska.edu (BRYANT JOHN J)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga Dealers (was Amiga Commercials)
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Date: 7 Nov 89 00:13:27 GMT
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>Sounds like HT Electronics in Sunnyvale.  There are definitely GREAT
>dealerships out there; unfortunately, they're the exception not the rule.
>I will vouch for HT and for Winners Circle Systems in Berkeley (GREAT for
>the technically oriented; a bit brusque and always JAM PACKED in their tiny
>shop, perhaps not great for non-computerphiles).  Anyone else have any
>strong positive stories about dealers?  It seems to me that one of the best
>things we can do for the machine is to support good dealers...
>
    Here in Anchorage, Alaska we have a very good dealer.  They are Best 
Electronics.  They mostly sell software(Lots of it).  They are very 
knowledgable, friendly, and they really love the Amiga.  It is a family run
operation but it is run really well.  There enthusiasm for the machine is 
unbelievable and there support of the machine is fantastic.  They also
are very eager to please there customers.  Having owned an ST for for many 
years and having to deal with the Atari store here, I am very happy I
switched to the Amy.  Best Electronics is by far the best Amiga dealer
in Alaska.  (We don't have many commodoore stores here)

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