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One other thing..since the only internet available where I live is dial-up...
In Response To: I like them, without a catalog... 
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() using the internet to search basic information is way to slow. I do use it, but only after I pretty much know what I want. It is a lot of trouble to take the notebook over to the public library to get a reasonable connect speed.
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- Survey -- who wants paper catalogs?
- Shopping has changed.
- Got Defender and West Marine both...I thumb thru them for ideas.
- I still like ...
- I like them, without a catalog...
- One other thing..since the only internet available where I live is dial-up...
- Do you get cell signal Todd?
- Not really - closest cell tower is almost 7 miles away...
- How much does all that cost, Larry?
- Have you considered satellite? It's not much more expensive than I pay AT&T for DSL.
- Do you get cell signal Todd?
- One other thing..since the only internet available where I live is dial-up...
- I find catalogs useful for checking stuff
- Catalogs are beneficial. I've almost never "browesed" the web sites. I think it's pretty useful to have them.
- I use a Hamilton catalogue all the time.
- When cruising it's important to have catalogs
- I like getting catalogs!
- Read again Pam
- TOTALLY agree with Pam.....
- Good Catalogues are handy. I use them.
- Try reading YOUR e-mail you sent the company.
- catalogs may be nice for some but I feel that they (and junk mail) kill way to many trees...
- Sorry Larry, paper is my choice
- Defender needs both a catalog and a website.
- To be fair to Larry, this is THE question in publishing anything today.
- So, a Boater, a Priest & a Rabbi walk into a bar and ask about the future of printed catalogs....
- I just wish they would use softer paper
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