Re: An interesting letter received in the mail today

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Bob La Londe wrote:
> Below is the context of the letter.
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> ************
> Request for Proposals
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> I hold a qualification for K-67 Dual Low Voltage Elecetrical Contractor for
> the state of Arizona.  I desire to activate this license for the purpose of
> conducting business in the license activity.
>
> I am requesting that any organization or individual who is interested in
> having my license status qualify their enterprise, respond to this Request
> for Proposals.
>
> I have almost 15 years experience in all aspects of low voltage contracting
> with emphasis on complex and large scale fire detection and large scale
> special hazard fire suppression systems.  I am NICET certified Level 3 in
> Fire Alarm Systems and Level 1 in Special Hazard Systems.
>
> I am available to qualify a company and/or provide technical assistance,
> design services, review and approval services for AHJ plan review and
> installation commissioning.
>
> I am open to discussio of any proposal that is mutually beneficial and
> looking forward to hearing from you regarding this matter.
>
> You will find me easy to do business with and professional in my business
> practices.  I will keep all information received confidential.
>
> ************
>
> I had a lot of thoughts about this letter, the first of which is why in the
> heck did he send me one?  I have two contractor's licenses already.
>
> The next thing I noticed is that his letter did not include his license
> number anywhere.  With 15 years experience in every aspect of low voltage
> electrical contracting I would think he would know by now that any
> advertisment for trade under a contractor's license is required by state
> statute to bear the license number.
>
> Most of the rest of my thoughts were wondering about the legality of his
> letter and proposed business arrangements.
>
> Hmmm...
>
> What do you think?
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Looks like the Kenya Bankers are involved
Mike