At 07:45 AM 4/6/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
Albany, Georgia is an area where people do not haggle over the price
of a new forty grand vehicle but want to haggle for 3 days over a
thousand dollar computer and then either go buy a five hundred
dollar Wal*Mart special or a three grand dell, no haggle, of course!
You just described most of America. If more people thought computers
were worth 3 grand then more people would buy them. How many 3k
systems do you see advertised on TV ? Almost none but how many 40k+
vehicles do you see advertised on TV? Only 2 or 3 per hour of prime
time TV broadcast. How many cheap computers do you see advertised?
Almost as many as the car commercials. Gee, if I knew nothing about
computers I would buy a cheap one & I'm sure that your first vehicle
wasn't 40k+ either. When are you going to learn to give the American
public a break? People understand transportation but have failed to
fully understand what computers can do therefore they don't value
computers as much & especially their 1st one. How many things have
you learned the hard way? I have learned many things via the school
of hard knocks & the rest of the American public will too but not as
fast as you like.
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Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
<http://www.wavijo.com>
