----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy Antipin" <jlap at comcast.net> To: "X-Applications" <X-Apps at lists.themacintoshguy.com> Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2003 10:37 AM Subject: Re: [X-Apps] Powermac4u > Bill, it's judy - I'm on x-apps mailing list too. > I put vendio into google and came up with and article in a biz > newsletter about Vendio changing name from auction watch: > http://siliconvalley.internet.com/news/article.php/2174591. > http://www.vendio.com looks like a legitimate ecom website. There have > been a lot of threads on fraud related to powerbooks at Macintouch, > (http://www.macintouch.com/fraudreports5.html) but I did not see > Vendio's name anywhere in the mix, nor did the Google search turn up any > link between Vendio and negative comments. I wouldn't be quick to > assume it's a scam. Have you tried the tracking number?? > > Judy > > Bill Horn wrote: > > > Anybody done business with these people? URL is: > > <http://shop.vendio.com/nwpowermac/item/569160531/index.html>. They Judy, Bill, Vendio is an outfit that sells "storefronts" anyone can buy one and set up their own ecom site, I would be very leary of one that offered prices significantly lower than the major on-line retailers, especially for newer Apple products. If it were for re-built refurbished items cleary marked that way then maybe I'd consider it. Apple tightly controls the margins on their products so that it is almost impossible for other places to sell their products at a discount. About all they can do is put "packages" together that add value to the basic machine. Joe Ellis