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From: kwc@naucse.UUCP (Ken Collier)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
Subject: Re: information on 2400 modems
Summary: Supra 2400 modem
Keywords: modems
Message-ID: <1108@naucse.UUCP>
Date: 10 Jan 89 17:20:52 GMT
References: <5247@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Organization: Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ
Lines: 22

In article <5247@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>, zanetti@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Gianluigi Zanetti) writes:
> Naive question: what is the best bang for the buck in 
> external, hayes compatible, 2400bd modems ?    

About two months ago I bought a 2400 bd Supra modem for $149.00 from 
Programs Plus:                   
 
1-800-832-3201
75 Research Drive
Stratford, Conneticut 06497

After looking long and hard this was the least expensive, Hayes compatible
modem I could find.  Programs Plus is not the only mail order house which
offers this price but I have had good luck doing business with them in the
past and decided to buy from them.  My modem arrived (in Arizona) within
three days, blue label.  I have nothing bad to say about my new modem. 
It appears to be completely Hayes compatible and comes with a nice manual
and help sheet as well as those "free" Compuserve and Telenet coupons that
generally accompany modems.  Another professor in my department has been
using is Supra modem for over a year now and has had no problems with it.

Happy shopping!!