Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 22:25:15 -0800 (PST)
From: David Chien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [LIB] LAN+Modem PC Card for only $59

For the future, you may want to get on 3COM's mailing list, preferably as a IS
manager of a big 'virtual' company.  They usually have mailers or promos going
out now and then where you can respond to to get on these lists.

If you're fortunate like me, you'll get sent freebies.  eg. had an Xjack
10/100+56Kb Type II and a 10/100+56Kb Type III card sent for free just for
responding to their mailers.

Naturally, not having a need for two such cards, simply hawk them on ebay for
moola, keeping one just for curiosities sake.  (Of course, both work great. 
The Type III all-in-one card w/o dongles (that ugly blue card) works nicely in
a Portege 3xx series, and the modem connection rates are about as good as can
be had with any modem.  Perhaps even better than the Xjack model since there
are no moving parts at all, and as a plus, the connector lies flat vs. the
Xjack where it must bend at 90 degrees to insert into the connector.)

Anyways, readup on www.fatwallet.com/forums/ and review my notes at
www.silverace.com/smartpig/ on how to save lots of money, get lots of freebies
and so forth.

(eg. if you had been reading fatwallet daily, you should be receiving Yahoo
Internet Life, Fitness, Reader's Digest, Road & Track, Car & Driver, Computer
Games, Mademmoiselle, Stuff, Gear, and many other magazines for free for one
year after taking up many of the posted offers.

eg. if you read fatwallet, you'd have received free Leatherman pocket
knife/ttools, multiple Maglites and other flashlights, tool kits, stainless
steel thermos bottles, computer books, and truck loads of other freebies they
post into the Free Stuff forums daily.

Naturally, all of these items can be kept, or smartly sold on Ebay for moola.)

In any case, check prices with www.shopper.com for price comparisons and
www.ebay.com for completed auction prices on the 10/100+56Kb cards before you
buy.  You never know .. there may be an even better price to be had.
(eg. Franklin Rex Pro 5 personal PDA cards for $20 easy.  A steal and a PCMCIA
TYPE II sized way to keep track of all of your daily to-dos, addresses,
calender items, and so forth, synching quite easily with any Libretto and so
portable, it makes a Palm M-series a pain to carry.)




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