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comnoz · Apr 20, 2016

I'm wondering how many engine builders got this e-mail. Notice it's from an untraceable Protonmail address.
I wonder who it might be...

worntorn · Apr 20, 2016

It certainly smells off somehow doesn't it?

Glen

Holmeslice · Apr 20, 2016

Got it too. We all know who it is. And what a squirrel.

worntorn · Apr 20, 2016

And those engine builders whose answers did not please will be marched from their homes and loaded on a train.....

Unreal!!

comnoz · Apr 25, 2016

So as a followup. JS admitted to originating the bogus e-mails. [so what?]

As a result, I will no longer be building any motors using JS parts.

I will no longer be testing any JS components. Jim

Hortons Norton · Apr 25, 2016

Why not ask??? I must have missed somthing???

comnoz · Apr 25, 2016

Hortons Norton said:
Why not ask??? I must have missed somthing???

Why not ask indeed.
A simple e-mail from JS would have gotten the same response as I gave him when he e-mailed me using a fake address. Jim

worntorn · Apr 25, 2016

The strange thing is, you are our one of our resident Norton bright boys and he still thought you wouldn't be able crack the code of the email!

Enigma it is not. :mrgreen:

Glen

Holmeslice · Apr 25, 2016

worntorn said:
Enigma it is not. :mrgreen:

As many know but have kept to themselves, there has been a long pattern of screwball paranoia that left a trail right to the doorstep

swooshdave · Apr 25, 2016

BritTwit · Apr 25, 2016

Fascinating!
Forum Intrigue.
Nothing is as it seems.

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