🚀 go-pugleaf

To throw my 2 cents in, I also ordered memory from Microcaz
about two months ago (when I thought $119 was a bargain for 8MB
SIMMs!) and they arrived and are working without any problems.

- Jimmy

THE Chris <clabaw1@gl.umbc.edu> writes:
>	I'll tell you why, because it costs them extra money for each 
>credit card order.  Then they can't offer the same prices.

>	Microcaz always delivers excellent products and on time.  I've 
>ordered from them many times, and continue to order from the regularly.  
>I buy memory, CPU's, motherboards, modems, video cards, sound cards, 
>mice, drives, and more.  Every time I've been 100% satisfied with what 
>they've sent me.  You have no reason to question MicroCaz's reliability 
>and integrity.  They have even offered to exchange or refund my 
>merchandise if there is a problem, but I've had no reason to yet.  

>	I recommend giving Microcaz a call first when looking for parts.

>-Chris LaBaw

>On Thu, 11 Apr 1996, Mike Grimes wrote:

>> In article <4kerik$o7e@ganja.nol.net>, Microcaz <microcaz@nol.net>
>> wrote:
>> 
>> >ALL PRICES BASED ON COD/MONEY ORDER or CASHIERS CHECK
>> >NO CREDIT CARDS PLEASE
>> >ONLY SHIPPING THROUGH FED-EX
>> >GUARANTEED 2 DAY DELIVERY
>> 
>> Why no credit cards?  If there is a problem a credit card provides
>> some means of securing a solution (via cancelation of purchase) when
>> dealing with mail orders.
>> 
>> Mike Grimes
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