Re: V2R3 to V3R2 upgrade sticker shock

[Carl Galgano <cgalgano@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the advice.  I'll check back.  This is the stuff that IBM used to
licence you for once and you never had to pay another cent again for the OS.
Ahhh the good old days.
CJG

At 06:15 PM 4/29/97 -0400, Petemass@aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 97-04-29 13:16:03 EDT, you write:
>
><<  just got off the phone with my friendly hardware/software vendor.  I was
> inquiring on a price to upgrade my E04 from V2R3 to V3R2.  After I got up
> off the floor I verified that I did hear hime correctly that the price would
> be over $9000 for 5 users!!!! >>
>
>
>   I don't think that is the correct price.  He might have given you the
>purchase price for 5 users.  Are they still offering V3 at 20% of the list
>price for those upgrading to V3 from V2.  It used to be 10%.  I would call
>him back and ask again.
>
>
>Pete Massiello
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