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From: consp06@bingsund.cc.binghamton.edu (Robert Konigsberg)
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Subject: Re: reputable mail order locations
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>CompuAdd in Austin Texas is another one.  An advantage with them is
>that they have about 90 retail stores in the Eastern half of the US.
>Their retail stores have the same prices as their mail order catalog.

Yes, that is where i got my 286/12 from.  I must admit, though, I have
had a couple of problems with hardware.  The 1.2 meg drive I purchased
had a life from august till now, but they were completely helpful in
replacing it.  Also, if you are looking for a hard drive, as far as I
can remember, the cheapest place for a Seagate 40m28ns drive is Lyco
Computing.  Cost me $333+shipping and nobody else came close to that price.