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Anybody what happened to the VBNSF I was wanting to to be an Engineer for them,does anybody Know what happened or where they moved to
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Dunno what happend I was the "Dispatcher" for them until Kevin Parnell quit and a new president was named. Now my name isnt on the list.
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Their web page is www.vbnsf.com
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If you want to try a Virtual Railroad, try www.atlanticrail.comBob Artim
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>Anybody what happened to the VBNSF I was wanting to to be an Engineer >for them,does anybody Know what happened or where they moved to Hi! I was a former president and Co-CEO for VBNSF, but I just got fed up with all the flamming that was going on and quit. The VR wasn't run like a VR, we spent more time on downloading stuff to put on the website rather and other crap rather than caring about our engineers. The last relations I had with the company was in April, and since then I think the VR has closed. Kevin Parnell quit for personal reasons and Scott Phillips stepped in and really screwed up the company. But, if you are still interested in virtual railroads, a Virtual Canadian Pacific maybe on the horizon, so stay tuned.Austin S.
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