CompuServe Messages

So we write letters and say what? "Please Sir, can't we have more Amigas?" (to the tune of a Dikens character asking for more porridge.) I have no idea whether or not this is the biggest bankruptcy the Bahamas have ever had. There are a fair number of companies doing business out of there for the same reason C= did. You seem to have the idea that everyone in the Bahamas is some sort of beach bum airhead just whiling away their days in the sun. While this most likely is untrue, that would make it even less likely for such a campaign to work. If they aren't worried about the creditors filing suit for not expiditing the disposal of the assets in a timely fashion for the best possible return, then I doubt they will leave those vacation spots to read a letter about how much we want our computers back. Plain truth is, we have no leverage. Just because a letter is mailed, doesn't mean it gets read. However, if makes you feel better, write a letter. And if, perchance, your letter speeds the settlement of the case, and brings about a return of the Amiga, I'll sing your praises till my dying day. I think an offer from one of these supposedly "well funded" companies that was sufficiently large to make the creditors and the court sit up and take notice, would probably have a larger effect.