Divers Heaven Fleet

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 16:23:52 +0100, "Greg Wanlin"
<myfirstname@mysurname.info> wrote:

>
>Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
>competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
>far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
>legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
>blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!
>
In which case, congratulations!

David

On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 16:23:52 +0100, "Greg Wanlin"
<myfirstname@mysurname.info> wrote:

>
>Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
>competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
>far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
>legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
>blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!
>
In which case, congratulations!

David

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

"David Walker" <stuff@scuby.co.uk> wrote in message
news:d2e976$llh$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk...
> Never heard of them, but in all reality if it says you won something then
> its probably junk mail and in fact everyone in the world has won too!
> Alternatively, it might just be advertising, where technically the boat is
> free, but by the time you add all the required extras you will be paying
> just as much as anyone else.
>
> David

Right, after doing a bit of investigating, it looks like it was a
competition in Divernet in December 2004 (how am I supposed to remember that
far back!? Can't even remember what I did yesterday...) and it all appears
legit and above board. Looks like the cynical me was too quick off the
blocks... Marsa Alam here I come!

Hi! I saw some boats belonging to Divers Heaven Fleet last November
when I was in Marsa Alam (and around the typical dive sites in the
southern Red Sea). They seemed to be mainly catering for a German (or
German speaking - maybe Austrian and Swiss too?) clientele, towards the
high-end of the live aboard market ie comfy and spacious. I went on
board a couple of the boats on change over day when they were in port.
They all looked very clean, well looked after. One thing which I
thought was a "nice touch" was that nitrox was free on board whereas
other operators I have been with charge extra for that.

Hi! I saw some boats belonging to Divers Heaven Fleet last November
when I was in Marsa Alam (and around the typical dive sites in the
southern Red Sea). They seemed to be mainly catering for a German (or
German speaking - maybe Austrian and Swiss too?) clientele, towards the
high-end of the live aboard market ie comfy and spacious. I went on
board a couple of the boats on change over day when they were in port.
They all looked very clean, well looked after. One thing which I
thought was a "nice touch" was that nitrox was free on board whereas
other operators I have been with charge extra for that.