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To: she_x who wrote (86613)	11/10/2000 3:17:17 PM
From: Night Writer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

Good point, but I thought Dell went elsewhere when Compaq bought inacom. If not, glad we still have their business.<g> Looks like CPQ is going to make another run at $26. NW

To: she_x who wrote (86613)	11/10/2000 3:18:32 PM
From: The Duke of URL©	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

this since compaq owned inacom who has warehouses in CA, IA, IN and NJ which are distributors of dell products. hmmmm! micheal wouldn't be lying again would he? she Do you even know that Inacom still distributes Dell, after acquired by Compaq? Do you think Dell went to Capellas and said, "hey why don't you buy and warehouse some product that you don't need for 'old times sake'?" Do you know that Dell books a sale when it is ordered by the customer, or when they ship to a warehouse? If you have some facts feel free to post. Jeeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Maybe Andy Grove was wrong, afterall; maybe some paranoid don't survive. :))