Banner tow training scam

[NorthernFlyer]

Just in case you've made a desperate new-year resolution involving a banner-tow training program in Daytona Beach, have a look at this:

www.magma.ca/~idrory/aerialmessages

(Yes, this warning has been posted before, but I felt that it is important enough to revive it once more for 2003...)

[thearrow]

Probably worthwhile linking this in the North American forum as well. (I would if I could but I don't know how..moderators?) There was recently a job posting on climbto350 as well and some more people might get sucked into this as well...

[Squawk7777]

he screwed me too a couple of years ago.

I went down to this airport where he flies out of last year and was told that his company had a fatal accident not too long ago. Some really p!ssed off students had vandalized one of his 172s, and it crashed after he had it fixed (if that's the right word) because some control cables detached.

Now he advertises that he has the INS approval to get summer job labour certification. What a bunch of b****x! He quotes the form I-140 which has nothing to do with it. The I-140 is a petition for an immigrant worker. If you still don't believe me look it up on the INS website (http://www.ins.usdoj.gov) and type in I-140

Pa***i, you f%$&ing w@nker!

edited:

I guess I should have clicked on the link above before I posted... but I feel better now (a little)

[superpilot68]

this guy runs this business for years and he is vary famous in the US for scaming people.

his website is a joke, the sad things, some people will do anything to log some hours and they are screwed!