bell@adams.cs.unc.edu (09/21/90)
In article <90256.213112JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu> JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT) writes: >Essentially, what Xetec is doing is this: >"Look! Elsewhere, the CHEAPEST you can get fish disks for is $2 apiece >if you buy in quantity. I'm trying to sell 190 PA software disks for $225+C.O.D./best decent offer. This includes: 141 disks: Fish disks 1-146, less 77, 118, and the 3 copyright probs. 26 disks: Amicus library 1-26 23 disks: 13 of USENET source and binaries, and 10 random others. That works out to $1.18 plus C.O.D/190 per disk, less however well you haggle with me. >And look! We'll even throw in an internal CD-ROM drive for free!!" "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave." I'm selling because I'm a poor starving grad student who can't afford the time to play with my amiga any more. (Violins play in the background.) I can't keep up with this group, so please send me e-mail at this address if you are interested. Obviously, CD-ROM owners need not apply. ---Andrew Bell, bell@cs.unc.edu, Presidential Candidate in 2000----- If you're not outraged enough to get active, you're not outraged.