Here is a scenic side trip on the drive to the NSS Convention that does not
appear
to be too far off course
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98KWt19f0vk
I would like to go on a short scenic drive like that ( if it were near
Houston ).
D.L.
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Diana, current members update this yearly when they renew, or if they renew
multiple years, then when it expires. If someone chose to let their
membership lapse, then this is unsolicited contact.
I understand the reason for this, but it was not handled properly, in my
opinion and I certainly
Hi,
The NSS, like lots of volunteer organizations, needs to know who are the people
that are interested in receiving information from the organization. Since many
people change email addresses and phone numbers, after a few years, the
database is no longer current. This is an effective way
I phoned in. I authorized use of name, phone number and email.
Asked if I wanted a directory, I said no. It wasn't a hard sell and they
weren't after ant information that I seem sensitive.
I think it's innocuous and that they are doing just what they were hired to
do. Compile a directory and
Gotcha, thanks for the expanation Stephen. I'd be in favor of a way to opt
out of such things in the future. I get enough spam calls and email as it
is, and basically, if I don't know the number, I don't answer and let VM
take care of it. So, if they try to call me, they are going to get my
"Do not call' doesn't apply, since the contractor presumably is not the
one making the calls.
However, regarding the list, there is an exemption for non-profits. But,
while the contractor is working for a non-profit, the company itself is
a for-profit entity. It would be an interesting
I think they will contact you and you’ll be able to update your information on
line.
Geary
From: Texascavers [mailto:texascavers-boun...@texascavers.com] On Behalf Of Barb
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2018 4:43 PM
To: texascavers@texascavers.com
Cc: Allen Wright ; SWR Cavers Group
; Lee Skinner ;
That's so strange because when I called for Don and myself, all they did was
verify phone and email and mailing address basically. No request for photo or
request to purchase stuff. Guess I got off easy.
Barb Coons
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> On Jul 19, 2018, at 4:04 PM, Stephen Fleming wrote:
>
>
I agree, this was not handled very well at all. Since we did not agree to
this, how does this fall under the Do-Not-Call registry, from the FCC's
perspective?
On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 4:04 PM Stephen Fleming wrote:
> It is a marketing thing authorized by the NSS.
>
> The NSS says it is costing
It is a marketing thing authorized by the NSS.
The NSS says it is costing the organization no money and the contractor
funds the effort from sales of the rather pricey merchandise.
However, the NSS will get a cut of proceeds: "This is NOT a significant
fund raiser for NSS, thought [sic] we
just another rant from David Locklear
hit delete button now please
The Howdy Party is just 12 days away or less. I have been to my fair
share
of Howdy Party's and they are lots of fun. Usually good food, and good
music along with
a large assortment or variety of cavers who are in a
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