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From: hawk@pnet01.cts.com (John Anderson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Education discount/dealer doesn't know what's up
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Date: 6 Apr 91 01:36:01 GMT
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I'm not sure who is in charge off the educational discount program but I'd
like to get something straightened out. I called Commotech in San Diego,
California and asked about the procedure for getting a 286 bridgeboard.  The
thy said I would have to buy a whole cpu system to get it.  I asked to speak
to the manager and he said the same thing.  I told him I heard it is no longer
required to buy a cpu.  He said he'd call Commodore.  Two days later I called
back and he said he called Commodore and that I *would* have to buy a cpu to
get it.  Soooooo, what's the real way?  I've read here un Usenet a posting
that said it is no longer required to buy a cpu to get individual accessories,
like a 286 bridgeboard.  Is Howard Diamond the head of the educational
discount?  Please help.