Ouch!
Singular has the phone for $200 w/ a contract and the software has a
rebate as well. This is sad.

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lysander
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 12:03 AM
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Subject: Re: [Braillenote] warning: C. J. Sampson is at it again


This is sadly typical of the times we live in. I saw a website trying to

sell a 6620 phone with MObilespeak on it for over $800. It's very sad.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "sammie clay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Write Humanware" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 6:07 PM
Subject: [Braillenote] warning: C. J. Sampson is at it again


> Hello List,
>   In the September 2005 edition of The Matilda Ziegler Magazine, on 
> page
> 77, in the Special Notices Column, (this is the Braille edition) C.
J. 
> Sampson has two ads.
> The first, quote: "Laptop, Braille Items.  C.  J.  Sampson recommends
that 
> blind people, instead of buying a notetaker, purchase a miniature
Laptop 
> Computer.  His company, lablelq dot com will consult as to which unit
best 
> fits your needs and will explain how to order it with a carrying case
and, 
> if wished, a miniature Braille display.  You thus pay much less for 
> something that is the same size as, but much much more powerful than, 
> specialized assistive equipment.  His company charges a consulting fee
of 
> $50.  Unquote.  The rest of this ad gives his phone numbers and Email 
> addresses.
> The second ad, Quote: Mr.  Sampson will also sell a PowerBraille 80 
> Braille display for $1,450 and an Index Basic Advanced Embosser for
$950. 
> Unquote.  The ad ends with an E-Mail address.
>
>   I did not provide the contact information except in his company's 
> name
> in the first ad.  I am sending this warning for the benefit of new 
> subscribers to the list and those who may be interested in a warning.
I 
> did not check the internet for the validity of this information, but
the 
> editor of the Matilda Ziegler Magazine disavows all responsibility for
ads 
> they publish.  This is a case of "let the buyer beware!"
>
> I will not apologize for taking list space with this message.  I know 
> that
> it certainly does not relate to Humanware product issues, but because
Mr. 
> Sampson is such a crook and cheat, I thought a warning to people, many
on 
> fixed incomes, might be appreciated.
>
> Sammie D.  Clay
>
>
>
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