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From: [e-mail] (Phil South)
Subject: Re: Upgrading across platforms
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> I haven't heard a dicky-bird from them.  I have
> heard from members of the club I'm in (based in Glasgow, Scotland), that
> this is quite common.  I don't know if this is because we are outside
> the US.
>
> Steve Criddle, Folkestone, Kent, England

This is VERY common from US companies in general, and I deal with a LOT of
them. The UK might as well be on the moon. I suspect it's because they
think it's too expensive to send a letter or make a 5 minute phone call to
keep in touch. I think I have heard a few mutterings from NewTek recently
which may signal a change to this attitude. Once they get straightened out
with email, they may be easier to contact. They didn't used to answer their
Compuserve account for MONTHS sometimes, though.

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