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From: warden@gradient.cis.upenn.edu (Robert Warden)
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Subject: Sys 7.0 :  Greedy Dealers?
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Date: 14 May 91 16:37:22 GMT
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Well, I've checked with several authorized dealers around the
Philadelphia area and the ones that are expecting shipments
soon say that they are only offering the personal upgrade
option for $99.  What about just coping the system onto
floppies I bring in?  The dealers "claim" to know nothing
about such a policy.  I know that Apple's official policy
allows this, but is there anything to force dealers to
comply?  It seems to me that they are all trying to cash
in on a little piece of the pie.

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**  Robert Warden                         warden@grad1.cis.upenn.edu    **
**  University of Pennsylvania                  @gradient.cis.upenn.edu **
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**  Robert Warden                         warden@grad1.cis.upenn.edu    **
**  University of Pennsylvania                  @gradient.cis.upenn.edu **
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