In article <1993Aug24.145101.27046 at news.yale.edu> ALSOBROOK at biomed.med.yale.edu
(John Alsobrook) writes:
>Since I'm currently not in the market for a phosphoimager, I can't read
between
>the lines and figure out who the bad guys are. But when I *DO* see a
>phosphoimager on my horizon, I'd sure like to be able to recognize this
>company's name by associating it with dismal customer service now -- so how
>about helping us all out here, and name that company... everyone discusses
>company names and products in this newsgroup, and the only way to get
companies
>to change their ways is to vote with your (or your grant's ;-) ) checkbook!
>There's no liability in saying "we bought X from Y and didn't like it"; it's
>your net-given right to express these fine opinions!
>>* John Alsobrook Child Study Center Yale University School of Medicine *
>* internet: alsobrook at biomed.med.yale.edu / bitnet: alsobrook at yalemed.bitnet *
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>* "Giving money and power to the government is like giving whiskey and car *
>* keys to teenage boys." -- P.J. O'Rourke *
>As was pointed out to me by a more observant scientist interested in
phosphoimagers, there is only one on the market that has the capacity to image
chemiluminescence; ie., it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who it
is...
Rae Nishi
OHSU
Portland OR
