Shreve Systems should be called "Thieve Systems"
Chris Wood
I have to agree, Shreve Systtems has been ripping the Mac community off
for years! You shouldn't do business with any company that charges a
30% restocking fee when they send you the wrong part! Don't take my
word for it. A Google
on 8/26/03 5:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> -- Gregg Eshelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I thought Shreve Systems sold off 100% of their
>> Macintosh inventory to concentrate soley on their
>> Shreve Audio business?
>
> You know I thought that too. But I looked at t
They pulled a trick that has become annoyingly common at auctions
these days. They didn't like the prices they were getting so they
just didn't sell a bunch of the stuff despite having bids on it.
In this area the wise do not go to auctions unless they are advertised
as "absolute auctions"
on 8/26/03 3:30 PM, Scott Howe wrote:
>That's a good point. Every Mac I've taken in has had the original OS on it
>that originally came with it, but only two have come with the CD's
>associated with that OS.
I've learned the hard way not to trust the system installed on a donated
computer. Now I
>I became disgusted with AOL's very slow browser waa back when I was
>connected with a Packard Bell 80486/33.
Absolutely, the AOL browser is slow. But there's no reason you can't use
another browser after connecting with AOL (I use iCab and NS). I am generally
happy with AOL as it has fr
