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In article <2571@dalcs.UUCP> silvert@dalcs.UUCP (Bill Silvert) writes:
>In article <8@bnl.UUCP>, drs@bnl.UUCP (David R. Stampf) writes:
>> cost of $40.  The good news is that the second company had a Phoenix 
>> address, and since I was going to be there for a week I thought I would
>> drop in to see them.  To make a long story short, the phone number in the 
>> review was out of service, and the address was in a u-rent-it type of 
>> place, so it is not at all clear where these people are located - they 
>> may not even live in Arizona.  I'm not saying that it doesn't exist, but 
>> I wouldn't send cash!
>
>When I called I got a sort of general secretary, who sounds as though
>she may be shared by several small operations.  I was then referred to a
>man who sounded more like the author of the program than a salesman --
>he knew Prolog, and gave me hints to get me started (book
>recommendations, etc.).  I sent my money, and the package was sent
>promptly.
>

If this is who I think it is (Rick B.) then yes, it is definitely legit.
He was just over at my house a week ago, to see my Amiga and talk to me about
his upcoming port of Prolog to that machine.  We used to work together several
years ago and I have a lot of confidence in his technical abilities.
So if his package interests you, don't let the marketing issues deter you.
(I have no association with him or his company other than being a longtime
personal friend).

I've cross posted to comp.sys.amiga since they may be interested to
know that a port is pending for that machine.

-Fred

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