[DM-MUG] Haddock

Alan Hansen dmmug@dmmug.org
Thu, 17 Feb 2005 17:02:15 -0600


Darcy,

You are correct Haddock Computer has three retail showrooms Wichita, KS
(Since 1978), Oklahoma City, OK (Since 2002) and now Des Moines.  We are
Apple Specialists and are Apple Authorized Service Provider Plus providers.
As an Apple Service Provider Plus, Apple often dispatches us to perform
AppleCare onsite warranty repairs as well as Carry-In warranty repairs.  We
also can of course provide out of warranty service on Apple Products.

In addition to our three stores we cover 5 1/2 states as an Education Sales
Agent for Apple Computer.  As sales agents we work with both Public and
Private K-12 Schools as well as Colleges and Universities.  I have been
selling and serving Apple Computers here in Des Moines for 17 years.  We ar=
e
confident that we can compete with the Apple Stores and provide services
that they can't provide.  If you want more info about us please check us ou=
t
at www.gohaddock.com or just let me know.

We look forward to seeing everyone at next weeks DMUG meeting!  We will
provide pop and cookies.

Thanks!
Alan

=95=95=95=95 Please send mail to alan@gohaddock.com

Alan Hansen
Haddock Computer
801 73rd Street, Suite I, Windsor Heights, IA 50312
www.gohaddock.com (515) 225-9040 fax (515) 225-1264
iChat/AIM: AlanH@mac.com

Fax education orders toll free to 888-873-2775 or (888-USE-APPL)

Apple Sales Specialist,  Apple Authorized Education Agent #SA69327
Apple Service Provider Plus, Canon Video Dealer
Proud member of Apple's Service, Training and Reseller Advisory Boards

On 2/17/05 10:30 AM, "Darcy Baston" <darcyb@spymac.com> wrote:

> From Macnn.com:
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> Resellers remain confident in face of Apple Store
> When Apple enters into the Oklahoma City retail market later this year
> with an Apple Store at the Penn Square Mall, the competition will
> include long-standing authorized Apple resellers. Bennie McElhaney has
> sold and serviced Macs for more than 20 years - according to a
> NewsOK.com article - first at a store in Norman and now as president of
> PROMac Computers along Northwest Expressway. However, PROMac does not
> plan to launch a lawsuit, as other resellers have done nationwide: "I
> don't think Apple owes me a profit," McElhaney said. Initial concerns
> have turned to confidence, says McElhaney, "at first, we were
> concerned, but we adjusted our business model at the end of the year
> and will offer several unique programs that Apple can't offer." In far
> north Oklahoma City, Wichita, Kan.-based Haddock Computers operates a
> similar store to PROMac. "The more people who are selling Apple, the
> more the market share grows for them," Haddock said. "I don't see it as
> that big a problem."
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> Haddock has more than one store right? Is that the other one?
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> best wishes,
> Darcy
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