Not to be redudundant, but this worked for me too. Although I sent my list
by email and then phoned to confirm that Ron received it. I received my
order within a week.

While I have been spoiled by the computer/software industries overnight
shipping for $5 practices too, I have learned patience from working with my
Westy. I'd be grateful to be able to apply that to other aspects of my life.

At 9:22 PM -0500 8/25/98, Robert A. Alexander wrote:
>John - A bit over a month ago, I made up my list of stuff I needed,
>called The Bus Depot, uh, several times, and, realizing, once connected,
>that my trying to explain what I wanted on the phone would do little
>more than contribute to the phone problems at his business, I asked for
>their fax number, told them I would check back in a couple of days later
>to confirm that they could supply what I wanted.  Called back on a
>Friday, confirmed the stuff, and got deliveries every day, starting
>Monday.  A bit over $500 of stuff, plus about $10 in phone calls and I
>saved about $300!!!  Seems like a bargain to me.  Maybe more folks need
>to experience trying to run a small business, huh?
>
>BOB - WA4RRN
>'85 GL

................................
Chris R. Rowland
http://www.iupui.edu/~crowland
mailto://crowland@iupui.edu

'85 Westy (waiting to be named)

- Everything I need to know
  I learned from my Vanagon.