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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Mar 1997.
Re: St. Louis Computer Buyers - j&b.txt [1/1]

Re: St. Louis Computer Buyers - j&b.txt [1/1]



Unhappy <Unhappy@J&B> wrote in article <5f0jlf$qj...@twain.mo.net>...
> J & B Technologies  in Maryland Hts, Mo. Is a piece of shit place to buy
a computer. These people give absolutely no support. After spending two
thousand dollars all they say is "it's a software problem" and "that'll be
$35.00". After getting no use from a computer and has been in their repair
more than it's been in use does not sound like a very good business. If you
plan to buy a computer PLEASE call the Better Business Bureau to be sure
that this is the place you want to buy. These people ONLY want your money
and not to give you any service. When you walk in watch how many people are
bring back computers while you are being waited on. 
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Hey we have a place like that in Canada its called Micromatters their
customer service sucks too.  I have had to bring the computer in there a
few times for $35 installations of software like windows 95 because we
didnt get a cd copy.  The soundcard they installed was not windows 95
compatible so all of my programs were made unusable making me think I had a
virus.

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From: "Danny" <krm...@soonet.ca>
Subject: Re: St. Louis Computer Buyers - j&b.txt [1/1]
Date: 1997/03/02
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