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Subject: Re: Question about Cisco 2503i price
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>> "Wholesale" means "in quantity"...not "for resale".  There is no distinction
>> (nor should there be) between "for resale" or for an end-user.
>> 
>> A 20 pack is wholesale, by definition.
>
>This discussion has gotten way way off topic for this list... I don't really
>care to discuss what some think is wholesale and what some think is retail,
>there are laws that clearly define these things...  

Just get a dictionary Rod...its pretty easy.

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