On Fri, Aug 14, 2020, 20:46 Nate Bargmann wrote:
> * On 2020 14 Aug 19:36 -0500, jack frake wrote:
> > From what I'm hearing from my contest buddies, it IS legit...
>
> Looking through the site I agree. It's quite a project and undertaking.
> I did not delve deeply into the details but if I
* On 2020 14 Aug 19:36 -0500, jack frake wrote:
> From what I'm hearing from my contest buddies, it IS legit...
Looking through the site I agree. It's quite a project and undertaking.
I did not delve deeply into the details but if I understand their goal
it is to separate the operator skill from
>From what I'm hearing from my contest buddies, it IS legit...
On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 6:22 PM Nate Bargmann wrote:
> It seems to me to only be a scam if the email is trying to sell
> something beyond reason, probing for bank/credit card account numbers,
> or seeking personal information
It seems to me to only be a scam if the email is trying to sell
something beyond reason, probing for bank/credit card account numbers,
or seeking personal information unrelated to amateur radio. Whether it
is of interest to the recipient or not does not automatically make
something a scam.
I'd
it is kinda legit :)
go to https://www.warca.org/
this project was started by Gene W3UA and company, check their "About Us"
section.
what they do - they try to maintain more or less leveled ratings for
contest ops not only by score, but also by power level and location.
something like if
All,
I received the same email several weeks ago. I followed up by Googling
the organization and checking out their web site (using a Linux system I
didn't care if I had to nuke when done). They are a fairly new group,
established within the last year(if I remember correctly). I don't know
Hi Robert and all,
All I know about it is that I got one like that, too, and fairly quickly
deleted it. It may not be an outright scam, but it certainly didn't interest
me (I am a casual contester participating most years in the major and some
not so major contests). I am also not sure if an
I recently received an email from "World Amateur Radio Contesting
Association" informing me that my world ranking [in contests] had just
increased 500 or so places. This sure sounds like a scam to me, but
thought I'd check around before trashing it. Anyone know anything about
this one? Thanks
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