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Silvery

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Apr 20, 2000, 3:00:00 AM4/20/00
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Right, well, I've got the premises, I've got a good supply of second
user stock, but why oh why can I not find a reasonable supplier for the
new stuff I need?

At this rate I'll be buying stuff from the local shop to put in mine,
not the way I want to go!

So if anyone out there feels generous enough to put me on to a decently
priced trade outlet that covers the usual manufacturers and budget bits,
then could you possibly drop me a line?

Or suggest someplace I can get the info for myself, as the Net is slow
and useless ("Buy books on Trade Supplies"!) Business pages a dyed
version of the good old Yellow Pages, and I am reaching the end of my
tether...

Cheers,

Silvery

PS - I'll be using someone else's computer the next couple of days, so
email me if poss - I don't want to run up their bill downloading
hundreds of news messages!


R J Davies

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Apr 21, 2000, 3:00:00 AM4/21/00
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IF you get CTO find some in their. If not, Ive heard Aria, are quite
good. Micro-direct, Dabs and CCLcomputers all do trade specific pricing
though so get in touch with them.

Paul Womar wrote:


>
> Silvery <sil...@totalise.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > Right, well, I've got the premises, I've got a good supply of second
> > user stock, but why oh why can I not find a reasonable supplier for the
> > new stuff I need?
>

> Try asking in uk.comp.vendors, the usual suggestion (given that it's
> quite DABS focussed) is to get a trade account with Dabs unless the
> volume really starts to pick up.
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> -> The email address in this message *IS* Valid <-

David Brown

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Apr 21, 2000, 3:00:00 AM4/21/00
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Silvery <sil...@totalise.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Right, well, I've got the premises, I've got a good supply of second
> user stock, but why oh why can I not find a reasonable supplier for the
> new stuff I need?

By far the cheapest I've found are www.bluepoint.net

Tim C

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Apr 21, 2000, 3:00:00 AM4/21/00
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On the subject "Anyone know a good trade supplier?"

Silvery deliberated and said:
>Right, well, I've got the premises, I've got a good supply of second
>user stock, but why oh why can I not find a reasonable supplier for the
>new stuff I need?
>
VLSI, London
Quantum Microponents, Northampton/London
Sucaba, Basingstoke
Bluepoint, www.bluepoint.net
VIP, Manchester (initial outlay 3k)

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Bungle

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Apr 21, 2000, 3:00:00 AM4/21/00
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www.jiles-electronics.co.uk


njc-2 <njc-2N...@bigfoot.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> Aria, Dabs,Scan etc do Pseudo-trade accounts where you get a bit
> of discount over the retail price. To get a better margin you
> need to spend more money more often than these companies worry
> about - ie VIP in manchester used to demand a 3K initial order
> and there range was a bit limited. I used to hve a fair list of
> proper trade distributors but as my dealing has dwindled its
> disapeared somewhere, there is apparently a decent trade only
> dealer called Giles or similar in the Notts area IIRC.
>
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