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From: mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Montgomery Grant Evil? (was Re: Too good to be true?)
Message-ID: <730018@hpmwngf.HP.COM>
Date: 15 Nov 90 03:59:30 GMT
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Organization: HP Microwave Tech. - Santa Rosa, Ca.
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 	I second your views about purchasing from a DEALER.  ESPECIALLY
	when buying an expensive piece of equipment!  You wouldn't want
	to trust your children to a mail-order baby-sitter.... Don't trust
	your Amy to a 'business-with-no-face'....  Granted, some mail-order
	places do good business, but they are VERY poor at representing
	the Amiga to the buying public.  Those dealers that have had
	the courage to support the Amiga all these years, fighting on the front
	lines to inmform a very ignorant public that there are computers other
	than Mac's and IBM clones.... well, they need your support.  And in
	return, they will support you.  Some dealers don't have very good
	support, but they are in the minority.  Most are quite comitted
	to their REAL customers (many mail-order purchasers stop by the
	delers to get FREE help.... WHAT NERVE!) and will do a lot of hand
	holding when needed.  I owe a LOT to my dealer for the great support
	that I have received over the years.....

	SOmething to think about....

	-Mike-