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In an effort to reduce spam and the spread of viruses, we are now providing this form for you to contact a person that has placed an ad on QTH.COM. After submitting this form, an e-mail will be generated and sent to BOTH you and the person that placed the ad. The e-mail will contain a copy of the ad, plus your e-mail information and your comments.

NOTE -- BEFORE YOU RESPOND:

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You are responding to the following ad:

Ad Number:	1751558
Date Placed:	12/03/25
Name:	JACK HARTLEY
Phone Number:	EMAIL
Callsign:	K4WSB
Category:	ANNOUNCE
Heading:	K3TKJ, Alan L. Waller, SK
Ad Message:	Reprinted with Permission from Daily DX : K3TKJ, Alan L. Waller, of Laurel, DE, passed away on Monday, leaving behind a legacy cherished in the amateur radio community. Licensed since 1962 under his original call sign, Al was renowned for his passion for 6-meter DXing, operating a remarkable station featuring eight long-boom Yagis atop a 220' tower and several additional HF beams. He contributed his expertise as an operator at the W3PP HF contest station, collaborating with fellow radio enthusiasts. In 1996, Al founded the QSL.net and QTH.net websites, transforming online resources for hams worldwide, and his groundbreaking work earned him the Dayton Hamvention Technical Excellence Award in 2002. After retiring from web work in 2008, he entrusted his domains to KA9FOX, ensuring the sites' continued service to the radio community. Al's pioneering spirit and technical achievements will be fondly remembered by friends and colleagues alike.

Your Response to this Ad:

Due to the amount of non-ham scammers trying to respond to the ads, I am now asking a simple question that ham operators should easily be able to answer, but scammers may not know the answer: What is the number that hams use to represent the phrase "Best Regards"? This number is typically transmitted by hams at the end of a QSO.
Best Regards:
Your Name:
Your Callsign:	(Enter NONE if you have no call)
Your E-mail Address:
Your E-mail Address Again:
Your IP Address:	216.73.216.34
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Your message:
BUY / SELL / TRADE SAFELY! I agree that I have read KA9FOX's Safe Trading Tips HERE (link opens in new tab).

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