An email alerting Amateurs to a possible email scam involving ARRL is making
the rounds on the Internet.
Because of a miscommunication within ARRL Headquarters, member Ron Bean, KJ5XX
was led to believe that an email he had received regarding a DXCC application
was fraudulent. The email Ron received was indeed sent by an employee of ARRL
for a legitimate DXCC inquiry.
The DXCC Branch has since changed the email format for communications with
customers involving payment questions.
Any further questions about DXCC should be directed to Awards Manager Bill
Moore, NC1L at bmoore@arrl.org or 860-594-0234.
ARRL apologizes for the confusion.
73,
Sean Kutzko, KX9X
Media and Public Relations Manager
ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio
225 Main St.
Newington, CT 06111
860-594-0328
skutzko@arrl.org
Web: www.arrl.org
www.twitter.com/arrl_pr
#ARRL2014
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