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QUOTE (jonesbr @ Feb 19 2010, 05:03 PM) post_snapback.gifGROUP BUY UPDATE! Just wanted to make sure everyone knows that the BlueStar 2010 Group Buy has begun. If you didn't get the email from me please let me know so I can send you the information again.

Thanks - Brandon ([email protected])

 

hi Brandon or any other member interested in doing this . is it possible to get another group buy started by you or another member(i'm not sure i could do this) for the Bluestar 2010. Chris at Costar told me they are back ordered because of a part "they" are waiting for, but expect to be shipping by November this year. I'm sure there are other members besides me that would also be interested. i can't see me ever signing up for On*

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i just looked up Brandon (jonesbr) he hasn't posted since Mar 15 2010 so maybe i will contact Costar via email to see if a group buy would be possible and if they are interested i will post the reply here asap

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i'm interested let me know if something happens.

 

i sent an email last night to Costar, just waiting for a reply. i will post as soon as i know i will never use the On* so this would make use of equipment already there. hands free is the law here in Ontario so bluetooth is a must

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i just email Costar again still waitng for a reply ?

 

i got an email from Joe at Costar Technologies tonight . quoteRob,

 

If you can get 10 people together on a group buy, we can give you the dealer price of $225.

 

Thanks Joe

 

i guess we could start by entering your names to a list. hopefully we can get at least 10 names at a minimum maybe more. as i said earlier the bluestar 2010 is back ordered untill November so we could keep the list going till then.

 

if any body has a better idea on how to proceed with this group buy, please let me know.

 

 

1. Rob *2*Silverado's [email protected]

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Please "DO NOT" Follow This Thread I Started A New Post. All The Info About The Group Buy For The Bluestar Bluetooth Module Can Be Found There. Please Follow This New Post "Costar Bluestar Group Buy Approved, Bluetooth Mod Upgrade"

 

Thank You Rob 2*Silverado's

 

New Post Here http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...6&hl=costar

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