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#151620From: Don FinlayJun 9, 1994 3:11 AM
Can anyone tell me if Interactive Video Systems is still in business? I am having a bit of trouble with my Vector board and need some aid and comfort. A Fax sent to number listed in AC's Guide has gone un answerd and the voice phone number does not answer. If they are still in business, how do I contact them please? Regards from New Zealand Don
#151754From: Jim MccabeJun 9, 1994 9:55 PM
Don, I ran into the same problem last year, and I don't recall what I found out. However, I do have a couple of leads for you. I made myself a note of the following phone number: (714)-228-2040. I just tried calling it and got no answer, but you might try during the day. It's a California number, and I believe they are (or were) in Garden Grove. Also, I think I got in touch with a Sam Noonan, who is listed in my Grand Slam card manual, and who, as I recall, would provide some technical support. Try sending him a message via Internet at: snoonan@netcom.com. This is old info, but I hope it helps. I'd be interested in hearing how you do.
#152009From: Ed RoosJun 11, 1994 5:35 PM
If the phone # on the other response doesn't work respond back to me. They are/were close by in what I believe is La Mirada on Beach Blvd. The name one the door was different the last time I went but still functioning as IVS as well. I have a bad TCP board and have to check with them as well. Its about a 15 minute drive from my house. Here's hoping, Ed R.
#152459From: daniel wolfJun 15, 1994 3:59 AM
Latest phone # I have for IVS is 714-890-7040. I think it is correct and the one I used to talk to 'em recently. I'm almost certain they are still with us unless something changed in the last few weeks.
#152501From: Ron LegroJun 15, 1994 5:30 PM
Pardon me, but IVS was the outfit that blew everyone away a few years ago at an Amiga show displaying "Back to the Future" from an Amiga hard drive, yes? I've been impressed with the reviews for its MovieMaker product, but it doesn't seem to have caught on as any kind of Amiga standard. — Ron Legro / MILWAUKEE WI USA via AUTOPILOT ["Phun, phun, phun on the Infobahn…"]
#152904From: Ronnie PertuitJun 18, 1994 9:16 AM
My IVS Vector Accelerator died on me (within a week after the 1 year warrantee expired). I called IVS (this was in April). They gave me an RA # to send it back for repairs/replacement. Three months later and I have not received my board back. I cannot get an answer on the phone number they gave me in April. I can make connection with a modem on their BBS number but I get a message that the IVS BBS has been discontinued. I've just about written off the accelerator ($525) to just real bad luck. If they are still around any info you have on how to get in touch with them would be greatly appreciated.