i am looking for opponents with ecf grades (english chess federation) i would much appreciat playng some opponents with ecfs roundabout my own strengh witch is roughly 110

That you can beat someone at correspondence chess doesn't mean that you're stronger than them at over-the-board tournaments. They're slightly different games. For example, suppose you have deeper strategic knowledge but you also have a nasty habit of falling for forks and skewers when you're short on time.

or suppose you use opening books or the analysis board.  The analysis board alone could easily make a terrible player into a pretty good one, if it completely removed their otb weakness. 

it is wheras soome losers  (fredster50)probably spend about 20 min on ther games over the internet i jst dnt have the time and i experiment with openings plus fredster50 one more thing who got more points out of us at the torbay minor

 

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if ure at the teignmouth rapidpaly i look frward to showing you what i really play like

i would also like to thank everyone for there support of me thnks

it's also much harder to stare hard at a monitor and concentrate compared to a board, and deep plans can be lost due to the extremly long move times.  This can only act to level the playing field, since people who didnt do these things in the first place will be unaffected. 

one more thing, BCF grading is a complete joke.  I struggle to believe either of those grades, but i really have no way of knowing since I have only played a handful of people with BCF grades.  If you had elo ratings at least this thread would make more sense to everyone outside of the BCF.  (and probably most people inside it)