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Subject: Re: MAIL ORDERS  (Priority-1)
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Date: Sat, 11-May-85 07:12:00 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 11 07:12:00 1985
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Nf-From: ur-univax!ning    May 11 07:12:00 1985


 Two months ago I ordered a ProModem from CompuMail of Thousand Oaks, CA,
 and I am happy with their prices and service.

 After doing some research on pricing and shipping of about 25 mail-order
 companies for the ProModem, I found that two companies sold it for less
 that $300.  The first one I called, Direct Connect Devices of San Luis
 Obispo, CA, sold it for $289; but they did not have it in stock.  Then I
 called, CompuMail, which sold it for $299.

 When I called, I found the salesman very polite; he answered all of my
 questions about methods of payment and shipping.  He mentioned the usual
 stuff about credit cards, COD, etc., and then about UPS, etc.  I finally
 chose to pay COD with UPS 2nd day air ($15 to New York). Sure enough,
 the day after, UPS delivered it--no waiting for checks to clear or slow
 delivery.

 John Lam___________________________________________
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