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Non-Tech : Any info about Iomega (IOM)?

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To: Stephen Jordan who wrote (6766)	8/30/1996 11:04:00 AM
From: Wah Keung Chan	of 58324

The $20 rebate for 10 pack Zip disks is already part of the $50 rebate program announced in July. It's not new news. You have to buy both the zip drive and the 10-pack at the same time to take advantage of it. by buying both you get a carrying case and 2 disk caddies free. So it's not anything new to worry about. As far as Best Buy selling the drive at $179, that is the store's perrogative to sell below suggested retail. Maybe their high volume buying power allows them to buy cheaper than other stores or perhaps they have a special promotion to undercut their retail competitors. Here in Montreal, the rebate program has just been promoted in the last few weeks in Newspaper advertisements. The normal retail price is $299 Canadian, but I have seen some stores sell it for $289. The local Electronics chain Adventure Electronics sells the Epson zip drive for $279. Wah Keung

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