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I don't recall.

> I know that they can be short with people but it's
>  usually people who should be (IMHO) buying a Dell/Gateway/HP
> anyways.  Some of the customers who go in there are complete newbies
> and mixed with the accent of most of the people who work at Ginstar
> makes for a very difficult experience for some.

So that's the customer's fault?  I applaud the newbie who goes in to 
purchase memory for his box, rather than drop it off and have it 
installed for 2X the price.

We were all new at this at one time.  Because someone is inexperienced 
with something doesn't mean you treat them crappy.  Ginstar lost my 
business, and I'll suggest everyone else go elsewhere.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey                     Registered Linux User #108567
Building secure systems inspite of Microsoft


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