Iomega, Class Act or Class Action?:
A Continuing Study
Into How Iomega Treats
Its Customers and Employees 



							17 October 1996
							FAX to 801.366.0315

Beth E. Kearsley
Complaint Analyst
Consumer Rights
Office of the Attorney General
State of Utah
160 East 300 South
Box 140872
Salt Lake City
Utah 84114-0872

Re: Complaint from Stephen A. Langford

Dear Ms. Kearsley:

	Thank you for the copy of your 9 October 1996 letter on my behalf to Iomega Corporation.

	This is to advise you that a fuller history of the complaint is to be found at my 

http://personal.riverusers.com/~s/action.htm 

site on the World Wide Web.  

In addition, please see the related Web site at 

	http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/surak1/iomegag.htm

            I have further been advised that there are other sites on the Web related to problems 
with Iomega Corporation.  Unhappily, my computer is having some major problems (not related to 
problems with service from Iomega) at the moment, and I am not currently able to use the Internet 
to explore related complaints.  I shall  later inform you of any related things I find, when 
possible,  however.

	Thank you very much for your attention to these matters.


                                                      Sincerely,

                                                          -- Stephen A. Langford -

                                                      Stephen A. Langford
                                                      9140 N. Shadow Mt. Dr.
                                                      Oro Valley, Greater TUCSON
                                                      Arizona AZ 85737 U.S.A.

RETURN

By the way, you might like to visit "Seatbelts for School Buses"

Thank you for your interest!

Sincerely, 
                                           Steve Langford  




©Stephen A. Langford, Oro Valley, Arizona, 12 April 1997.  
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