10-03-2006, 05:20 AM
from some woman named Amy Stevens from Cincinnati, Ohio. The letter was a plain envelope with one of those return labels you order from a label company.
As I don't know any Amy Stevens, I found this odd.
Inside was a printed card:
Dear Consumer:
We will be contacting your home in the next few weeks about a nationwide telephone survey. The $1.00 is a small way of saying thank you for your help.
Our company does studies about usage of television, radio, and the yellow pages. We promise not to sell you anything. If the time of our call is not convenient, please ask the interviewer to call back at a later time.
Thank you,
Amy Stevens
Project Supervisor
Since I don't generally answer my house phone what is your guess for how many times they leave messages? Also, any idea how I can get Amy to send me more dollars?
As I don't know any Amy Stevens, I found this odd.
Inside was a printed card:
Dear Consumer:
We will be contacting your home in the next few weeks about a nationwide telephone survey. The $1.00 is a small way of saying thank you for your help.
Our company does studies about usage of television, radio, and the yellow pages. We promise not to sell you anything. If the time of our call is not convenient, please ask the interviewer to call back at a later time.
Thank you,
Amy Stevens
Project Supervisor
Since I don't generally answer my house phone what is your guess for how many times they leave messages? Also, any idea how I can get Amy to send me more dollars?

