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Gabriella84
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I heard this on Los Angeles talk radio earlier tonight. I looked for an article about it on the internet, but was unable to find one. Maybe someone else can.
A group has been making sales calls in Southern California purporting to be collecting funds to "help service men in Iraq and their families." You send them money and they send you one of those "support the troops" decals.
A radio host researched the group and found they were using a large phone soliciting service (like many telemarketers do). Out of the money collected, 70 percent goes to the phone service, 20 percent goes to the group (for "operating expenses") and 10 percent goes to "selected (unnamed) veterans groups."
And you thought I was disrespectful.
A group has been making sales calls in Southern California purporting to be collecting funds to "help service men in Iraq and their families." You send them money and they send you one of those "support the troops" decals.
A radio host researched the group and found they were using a large phone soliciting service (like many telemarketers do). Out of the money collected, 70 percent goes to the phone service, 20 percent goes to the group (for "operating expenses") and 10 percent goes to "selected (unnamed) veterans groups."
And you thought I was disrespectful.