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From: fredc@usenet.umr.edu (Fred Clauss)
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Subject: Re: A3000 Educational Discounts (Commodore Please READ!)
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Date: 7 May 90 23:52:29 GMT
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In article <70270@srcsip.UUCP> kovach@SRC.Honeywell.COM (Pete Kovach) writes:
>In article <122@coplex.UUCP> dannie@coplex.UUCP (Dannie Gregoire) writes:
>> I could go out and purchase a MAC II
>> (dread the thought) at a discount (not sure on %) and still receive
>> special reduced finacing through Apple.
>Sure could - Yep. You could buy a Mac II for a discount price, thus paying
>more than the A3000 at full price, and have less of a machine in the process.

Or you could get Apple's financing and go out and buy yourself an Amiga.
If I recall correctly, the financing program's literature made considerable
noise to the effect that the Apple computer financing program was a "no
purchase necessary" offer.  So check it out, and have fun with your 3000 :-)

Unfortunately, MY credit history isn't exactly clean, so I don't qualify for
Apple's loan program :-(

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