🚀 go-pugleaf

I, too, purchased a computer from Ultinet.  Sure enough, their prices around
Toronto could not be beat, and their systems sure _sounded_ good.

Anyway, it's now 5 years later, and my system is still working fine.  I just
sold the motherboard, CPU, and original memory to some guy for $100, and I still
have the case, video card, hard-drive and monitor all working smoothly.

A friend of mine purchased a super Pentium system from them just when Pentiums
came out - whole thing cost him probably around $5000, and as far as I know
(that was 2 years ago), it has worked fine for him.

However, this is not to say I don't believe others posts, and I will probably
NOT frequent Ultinet again.  Keep in mind, if the people selling and fixing
computer systems really knew anything about computers, they wouldn't be selling
and fixing them, they would be building them - our economy is in desperate
need of knowledgable electronics/computer technicians in HIGH TECH jobs, and you
should see some of the morons working for some of the big "Cutting Edge"
companies - these guys working at Ultinet and the like could easily get jobs at
any high tech corporation if they had a clue about computers and electronics.

Just my 0.02.

Ian.
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Ian Stokes-Rees, DC 2571
Communications Research Group, University of Waterloo