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Inżynieria, Mechanika I Elektronika Inżynieria, mechanika i elektronika KATALOG KSIĄŻEK Kraków, wrzesień 2014 Gambit Centrum Oprogramowania i Szkoleń Sp.z o.o. al. Pokoju 29B/22-24 31-564 Kraków tel./fax: +12 414 3767, 414 3227, 414 3791, 414 3387 www.gambit-ksiazki.pl [email protected] ◊ Oprogramowanie specjalistyczne ◊ Importowana literatura naukowa ◊ Ogólne warunki zakupu: 1. Podstawą zakupu jest formalne zamówienie przesłane faksem, pocztą lub drogą elektroniczną. 2. Płatność: * instytucje naukowe: przelew w terminie 14 dni od daty sprzedaży. Wymagane jest dostarczenie formalnego zamówienia z uczelni z pieczęcią i podpisem osoby odpowiedzialnej za sprawy finansowe. * firmy i osoby prywatne: przedpłata na podstawie faktury pro forma * stali klienci firmy: indywidualnie ustalane warunki płatności 3. Dostawa: za pośrednictwem firmy kurierskiej UPS (dodatkowy koszt 20,00 PLN netto) lub Pocztą Polską (dodatkowy koszt ok. 9,50 - 12,10 PLN netto). 4. 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