Contacting Red

[Paul Harrill]

Does anyone have contact information for any of the folks at Red that deal with purchasing information?

I can't seem to reach anyone but an automated phone system when I call, and I sent an email a few weeks ago that has gone unanswered.

[Eirik Tyrihjel]

Reservations will reopen when the NAB show in Las vegas starts, either by personally appearing there or by going to their website... for all other inquiries... welcome to the show here at reduser.net!

[Manfred Lopez]

Yes, the folks at Red spend their social time far more in cyberreality than in boring places like real locations (just like so many of us here... :usd: ), so your best bet is to cyberpost here in cyperspace and I cybergarantee that you will get all your cyberquestions cyberanswered.

[Paul Harrill]

I'm not trying to make a reservation; I have a reservation.

The issue simply concerns some matters concerning university purchasing guidelines, which - no offense - really aren't questions I should be posting in cyberspace. I love the internet, but not everything needs to be, or should be, a public conversation.

But maybe someone at Red can at least read this message and contact me off list?

[Manfred Lopez]

Okay, fair enough. How about an old fashioned snail-mail letter with university letterhead sent to their headquarters. I sometimes find that they still work since they are seen as a more serious inquiry than email or the phone. Just a thought.

[Brook Willard]

kelly@red.com

[Brian Ferguson]

P. Harrill, I sent a message to your inbox here last night. I figured you did not notice it because I didn't receive a call or email from you today. Check the inbox here at reduser and you will find my contact info, and I will try to get your questions answered.

Talk to you soon.
Brian Ferguson aka briferg