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[email protected] wrote:
>
> Hi Jerry:
>
> Thanks for the advice, I've mailed a friend of mine asking him to hurry up!
> I don't understand this guys, they claim to be serious, but if they're gonna do this
> cheating all the time there's an offer
....

> I live in argentina and the local ADI's salesman is relly a scum. All what you see
> advertised on the web this guy multiplied it by four!!
>
> Well, excuse me and Infinite thanks
>
> Ignacio Majcherczyk
> Area de desarrollos
> Corp. TPM de Argentina

Arrow is loused up all right, but not as a matter of policy. The
front-office guys set up the deals and don't tell the sales staff.
Getting someone to pay attention to a credit-card sale can be a hassle
-- their salaries are paid by corporate accounts -- but I had someone on
the phone for a good part of an hour trying to straighten the deal out.
It was no help that the web site didn't work as intended and no one knew
that until I told them. Maybe if you call the 902/450-2600 number -- it
exists specifically to serve little guys like us -- you can get them to
extend the deal for those who tried but were locked out by the errors.
(902 is in Nova Scotia. Maybe you can prevail on someone near there to
call on your behalf. Try the newsgroup)

Jerry
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Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get.
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I just hope that this kits becomes a "trascendental" one, similar to
what has happened with the old 2181-based EzKit and the C6711 DSK from
TI. I mean, lots of people use them, they are quite popular and there
are lots of things and tools to work with them.

JaaC

Yesterday afternoon, it was too late!

If any similar offer comes again, please tell us.

Thanks in advance.
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Jean Castonguay
Électrocommande Pascal