The temperature dependence of the electrical resistivity of amorphous metals is calculated using two complementary models of the lattice vibrations. The model which describes uncorrelated Einstein oscillators leads to a very satisfactory fit of the experimental data for CuSn alloys at T>or approximately=10K. The negative temperature coefficients are explained by the temperature dependence of the elastic scattering. The results are interpreted as an indication of strong vibrational disorder. For very low temperatures (T
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