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New to EVE wanting to be a miner.
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Maroo Kashada
Avitus Lugus
#1 - 2012-02-27 20:29:58 UTC
Hey all, just started playing EVE and was looking to join up with an active, helpful, and friendly corp. Like the above says, I want to be a miner, not really ready for the whole ship combat thing right now. If you feel you have a place for me in your corp let me know. Thanks!
Arch Raptor
Alternate Intention
ZERG REBORN
#2 - 2012-02-28 19:56:08 UTC
give us a check out, we have like minded pilots that can help you develop and once you are comfortable provide good systems for you to make tons of isk in 0.0. We do have a high sec option not far as well. if this sounds interesting to you, chat with us in our recruit channel

Aegis Coalition Logistics is looking for miners, mission runners, pvp, and logistics pilots to have fun in both high and 0.0 space

- VERY active US TZ corp
- 75+ fully active members and growing
- orca and freighter support
- 0.0 systems held
- PVP roams and large inter-alliance fleet battles
- Corp ore buy programs
- new pilot friendly
- experienced FC's and veteran pilots
- Self Sufficient build programs
- very low tax rate (2%)
- Strong high sec operations for learning pilots

API back ground check required for all pilots when joining
we are Anti-high sec pirating

Come join the fun and be part of a corporation that is active and cares about it's members.

See link for corp to the left or join channel 'recruit acl'
Carrelle Rouppon
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#3 - 2012-02-28 20:34:29 UTC
---> Love Minors <---

Without operations like mine it would be impossible for certain Alliances to conduct a respectable war. There are three basic types of arms deal: white, being legal, black, being illegal, and my personal favorite, gray.

Naj Panora
The Seekers of Ore
#4 - 2012-02-28 21:09:01 UTC
Hey check out Ton of Bricks. Close knit group that can teach you about mining and feeds into a null sec corp should you want that at some point. CEO is Rhistel Stormshield.
Starspejd1
Avitus Lugus
#5 - 2012-02-29 07:53:19 UTC  |  Edited by: Starspejd1
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If you feel you have a place for me in your corp let me know.

Okay, I'm letting you know that we have a place for you. But really, what are YOU looking for in a corp? An "active, helpful and friendly" only goes that far to describe a corporation. I WOULD say we're active, helpful and friendly, but if you don't talk to us, you won't know for yourself. I don't know any of the other corporations that have replied to your post, but I have no doubt they consider themselves active, helpful and friendly as well.

In order to try and help you make a decision, I'll tell you something about my corporation, although you can read more on both my bio and on my corp-page. Avitus Lugus is a small-medium sized corporation, where co-operation is the keyword. We mine our own ore, process it into minerals, which we use to build stuff to fulfill orders. Othertimes we sell the minerals in order to gain the cash to buy more advanced materials for t2 orders. We hold mining operations together, try to make long-term plans for our corporation and ourselves, as well as provide a comfortable environment. We've had experience with rookies before, and in fact, most our members started at us as rookies. After 8 months they are still standing by our side, and I'm proud to call them my friends. We are mainly Nordic players (Denmark, Norway and a single one from Germany), so our timezone would be central European, or roughly 17.00-22.00 EVE time.

As I said, you can read more on my, and our corps, bio. If you're interested, then visit us in-game at our public channel "Dawning Light" or send me a mail.

A final note, remember to explore your options a little. talk to a few corporations and then find the right one for you. It'll look bad if you in a few months time has been in 10-15 corporations or more. Rather stay in an NPC corp for a week more while you get to know those you MIGHT end up playing with, than join and realize they don't live up to your expectations. And if all else fails, join EVE University to get a feel for the game. No one will look down on you for having spent time there.