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From: jeff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Jeffrey M White)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: E-Tech Bullet
Keywords: modems, support
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Date: 13 Dec 89 16:08:51 GMT
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In article <5708@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu> tholen@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (David Tholen) writes:
>The June 1989 issue of BYTE reviewed several error-correcting 2400-bps
>modems.  Among the four that received their strongest recommendation, the
>E-Tech Bullet E2400M has the lowest price.  I am particularly attracted to
>it because of its ability to handle noisy lines, in addition to the low price.
>
>I circled the indicated Inquiry number of the Reader Service Card, but many
>months later, I've received nothing from them.  So I tried calling them to
>ask for some product literature.  The person who took my call said she'd send
>out the literature right away.  You've guessed it:  it's been over a month,
>and I've received nothing.
>

  Same think here - called up, they sounded pretty friendly, but never received
anything.  I can sort of see not sending out information immediately to people
who rewuested it through the reader service cards, but if you make a long
distance call to ask for it, they should have better response.  I'd also like
to hear from anyone else who has one, although because I'm not sure who
much I'd make user of MNP right now, I'm leaning towards the Zoom 2400 baud
modem for $129, especially since I get a 30 day money back guarantee if I'm
not satisfied with it.

						Jeff White
						University of Pennsylvania
						jeff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu