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From: tj@kona.cs.ucla.edu (Tom Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Apple's $250 rebate
Keywords: Apple, rebate, $250
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Date: 25 Oct 90 22:58:49 GMT
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In article <12733@chaph.usc.edu> hhwong@aludra.usc.edu (Henry Hwong) writes:
>I read in MacWeek a while back that Apple will have/has a $250 rebate
>for those who buy a Mac and a monitor.  Does this only apply to end-
>retail or can it apply to educational resellers?  I'm just curious
>because some people have mentioned it here about (maybe?) getting the
>rebate from their school reseller, but here at SC, they say it only
>applies to non-educational sellers.  Which is true?
>
>Henry (hhwong@usc.edu)

The UCLA Bookstore is offering the $250 rebate.  It brings the price
difference of the 640x480 and 512x384 color monitors to a mere $20.
They aren't actually offering it as a rebate, they just take $250 off
at the time of purchase.

I always knew UCLA was a better deal. :->  :->

Tom




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