Charles - I am absolutely sure it was the NRA that called. Caller ID said "NRA", and it was a Virginia area code. And, since I told them I would only contribute if they sent me something in the mail, I got my "invoice" from them this week. I am more than happy to support the NRA, but this really puts me off. My plan was to send a note back with the invoice explaining why I would NOT be contributing at this time.Charles L. Cotton wrote:My first reaction to the original post was that it was a fraudulent call and I'm still not sure it wasn't.
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- Tue May 12, 2009 9:41 pm
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- Tue May 12, 2009 7:26 am
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Re: Rude NRA Phone Solicitation
The OP is not talking about just any solicitation call. I am pretty sure he knows how to handle those. He is concerned because it is the NRA doing this.
I got the same call. Same high pressure, "you MUST give us your credit card info right now" tactics. I didn't appreciate it at all. If it had been anyone else, I would have just hung up. As it was, I asked them to send me a solicitation in the mail, as I don't give my credit card info over the phone.
I got the same call. Same high pressure, "you MUST give us your credit card info right now" tactics. I didn't appreciate it at all. If it had been anyone else, I would have just hung up. As it was, I asked them to send me a solicitation in the mail, as I don't give my credit card info over the phone.