It is a shame to see someone leave the scene who has been involved for so long.
You are quite right - it was an excellent computer, and the sense of community you had with fellow users was second to none. Even though I had a lot of problems with getting a SAM I've never regretted it. Even with hindsight I still don't. My only regret is that these days I feel our loyalty is being exploited by having to pay for downloaded software. But I won't get into this now, my ear is aching enough! Good luck for the future Phil. >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: So long, and thanks for all the... SAM enthusiasm and help. >Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002 16:54:39 EDT > >As I no longer own a SAM, I feel it's time to quit the e-group. > >I was among the first batch of SAM owners all those years ago and it gave >me >great deal of satisfaction and pleasure. It was an excellent computer, >being >well-designed and easy to use. > >One of the best things about SAM was the loyalty and help shown by its >devoted enthusiasts. I enjoyed meeting, or communicating with, many of the >people connected with SAM, and it's good to see that so many of these >people >still enjoy this computer. > >I'd like to thank all those in the e-group for giving such help and support >to me and other SAM owners over the years. It was great fun - I'm only >sorry >that Alan Miles and Bruce Gordon never had the financial success they >deserved. At least I've had the pleasure of talking to Messrs. Miles and >Gordon, a claim I can't make about Bill Gates since buying a PC... > >I'll officially unsubscribe in a few days time. > >Thanks to all of you, and I hope the group keeps going for a long time to >come. > >Phil Glover, >Birmingham UK. _________________________________________________________________ Join the world�s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com
