I for one applaud the effort, with the hopes that they will police it
sufficiently to disallow the RadioMarts of the world to make incorrect
claims . . .

"John S." wrote in message
oups.com...

mike maghakian wrote:
First ARRL Online Auction Planned for October

w7get writes "The ARRL may be giving eBay and the other auction sites a
little competition in the Amateur Radio arena this fall when the first
ARRL
Online Auction gets under way. Auction proceeds will help to support the
League's educational services and programs. The event now is in the
planning
stages, says ARRL Business Services Manager Deb Jahnke, K1DAJ."

That's our ARRL. Once again they have positioned themselves to lead
the amateur radio hobby as it charges forward toward new technology.
Someone might want to clue the ARRL in that Ebay has been operating as
an auction business for about a decade, they went public about 5 years
ago after they dominated the market, and that Ebay most likely does not
even realize the AARL is even holding the auction.