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To: JPh who wrote (6269)	7/26/1998 2:45:00 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8002

jph, funny thing is - none of these allegations even make me flinch. in fact, i expect them from people who mislead others - either out of utter ignorance or out of willfull and purposeful deceit. would you argue ted and boys are dumb? i wouldn't. what is left...

To: JPh who wrote (6269)	7/26/1998 9:37:00 AM
From: DWW II	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8002

JPh, In regard to GTW sales to Syria and Iran............... well, I guess desperate people do desperate things. GTW failed to get their share of the "back to school" wave last year and warned because of it and the UPS strike. I guess if they can sell some PCs this season, they can then brag about their Qtr to Qtr growth. Why don't you GTW fans try some DELL. Just a little. You can then find out what its like to really be a "long term investor". The theory is...........buy a stock that is growing and grow with it. I speculate that the reason GTW did poorly in Europe is because DELL ia kicking their ass big time. Its almost like DELL is "tapping" their phone lines. GTW gets a call, they DELL gets to that potential customer and sells them a unit. GTW explains and teaches their whole program while the customer cools and then DELL comes in and sells them a unit. Those who can ...................DO Those who can't .......................Teach Those who can't Teach............................Administer Wake up and buy DELL