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From: aguada@athena.mit.edu (Carlos Acevedo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: ComputAbility
Summary: Amiga dealer info request
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Date: 13 Jan 89 03:12:05 GMT
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I am in the market for an Amiga system. I am interested in the A2500 with  
a Sony multisync and a Flicker Fixer. After calling several places I have 
found that ComputAbility has the best prices (A2500 - $3399 delivered!) of all 
advertised dealers. Making such a big transaction over the phone makes me 
quite nervous considering my limited experience with mail orders. Most 
likely I will guive a deposit through my credit card and pay the balance 
as COD (this was suggested by them). I would like to hear from people who have 
done bussiness with Computability. Are they reputable? If not, who should I 
by from? (The next best price is $300 higher - Go Amigo). Any general advice 
on how to mail order will be greatly appreciated.


                                        Thanks for your help,
                                        Carlos.
                                        aguada@athena.mit.edu