Some one hear that Peter returning ALL escrow deposits?
If this is off topic, just delete it:
Guys and Girls,
It's come to my attention that escrow.com is being forced by state rules to return deposits that have been in escrow for over 3 years in order to avoid the funds defaulting to the state. Obviously we don't want that to happen.
These deposits were initially meant to be a gauge of how much interest there was in the Raptor along with a way of holding a place in line. I think it's clear now that there is interest in the aircraft.
So, in order to not create a huge amount of work managing transfer of funds from escrow.com, the plan for if and when you receive a notice from escrow.com is to follow the directions to receive your refund. Then you simply keep those funds and Raptor will still maintain your place in line in our internal database.
If you truly want to cancel then contact escrow.com and cancel and let me know and I will remove you from the list.
I think this is a totally fair way of doing things. We won't need the escrow funds and you still keep your place in line.
As for the production plan, I am working with a group of folks on the West coast and things are looking promising for the plans we are making. I can't reveal any details as yet because nothing is confirmed but if we pull this off you will all be extremely happy. But before any of that can happen I need to get my current changes made and tested and get the first 40 hours flown off the airframe.
Thanks again for your continued support. No need to reply to this email as it's going out to well over a thousand people and I don't want to get inundated with replies.
Cheers,
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Peter Muller
CEO
Raptor Aircraft LLC.
954-673-5960
www.raptor-aircraft.com