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Re: Parts places



>The store manager tries to fuck me every time she does >me a favor and
waits on me.
Thanks a lot!  Now I am going to have this horrible mental image the next
time I walk into ADI. I'd rather be forced into doing someone like Hillary
than even touching the woman that runs the local ADI branch here.


"alarman" <nospam@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Roland Moore wrote:
> > Parts houses tend to be regional. Some are better than others on
> > credit terms, pricing, parts availability, return policy, warranty
> > policy etc. Some are brick and mortar, some are more "on line" or
> > stock your warehouse space. Out of the one below, which are the ones
> > you like most and which are the last choice.
> >
> > ADI  http://www.adilink.com/index.php
> > Anixter http://www.anixter.com
> > APD
> > Systems Depot
> > Tri Ed http://www.tri-ed.com/
> > SGI
> > SES http://www.sesonline.com/
> > Cassidy
>
> My picks, in no particular order-
>
> ADI: Depends on who is working the counter. The store manager tries to
fuck
> me every time she does me a favor and waits on me. The other sales people
> are pretty good. They don't carry DSC, so I don't buy a lot of stuff there
> anyway.
>
> Tri-Ed: I stopped using them over a year ago because of consistently poor
> service, and rude, incompetent sales people. A letter to their corporate
> headquarters went unanswered.
>
> Alarmax:  Good service, fast shipping, excellent prices. They'll get you
> anything you need if it's not in stock.
>
> Tri-Supply: (Local electrical parts house) I like being able to walk
through
> and pick out the parts I need. Always well stocked.
>
> Amazon.com: Good source for LCD monitors, UPS's, KVM switches, routers and
> switches. Good prices, and free shipping on most orders over $25.
>
> Buy.com: Same as Amazon.com.
>
> --
> js
>
> Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit amphetamines.
>
>
>
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