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Guys,

I'm just overwhelm by the way IBM is conduction business with the iSeries
server (AS/400).  As if it is not difficult enough for developers to get
into one of these boxes (270) now they have to raise the bar for financing
the system.  I tried to get in with their current criteria and I was bumped
due to lack of business credit history.  I'm just tired trying to build a
business and career with the AS/400.  I'm moving on to Suns Solaris and
Linux for more knowledge, development and to build my business.  I will
continue to work with my current knowledge on the iSeries until I'm fully
developed on the other platforms I'm learning now.

Dare


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Silberberg" <jsilberberg@mindspring.com>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 1:58 PM
Subject: Re: Developer Lease to 1.75%????


> Okay,
>
>         WHY WOULD YOU DEAL WITH IBM Credit Corp anyway. They are the worse
> lender in the world as they think everyone is a fortune 100 with a huge
team
> of lawyers to read and interpret their garbage.  An you are just a pain
that
> some management type forced them to deal with...
>
>          BUY the thing at the 50% off cost, finance if you must with a
> credit union, and when you are ready for the next box sell it to another
> developer at the fully depreciated cost...
>
>         My  TWO CENTS !!
> JMS..
>
>
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