New subject: Is AMPR still relatively active?

21 Feb 2017

I have received repeated requests from a non licensed user.  When I reject,
he resubmits.  It is obvious that this person may have an alterior motive
as it is a hosting company.

What to do in such cases? I have just let the request sit.  None of the
hams or it people in my area have ever heard of the hoster.

Any way to ban a submission?

Best,

Elias
Kd5jfe

On Feb 20, 2017 3:00 AM, "Rob Janssen" &lt;pe1chl(a)amsat.org&gt; wrote:

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...
  I was thinking what would be helpful is if there was
specific information
 required, it would be good to prompt for it ahead of time.    In reading
 through these threads, it appears there can be some variance in what may be
 required by each coordinator.  Perhaps instead of free form text block
 there could be a means to prompt for some of the information that would be
 considered qualifying fields.

That is a good point!
There should be an optional text record for each network, to be entered by
its coordinator, about the local requirements for allocation and that will
be displayed on the request form above the input section.

Rob

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