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Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Multi-Million Dollar Fraud SchemesAnthony Affatati, of Parkland, Florida, pled guilty to his role in the operation of two multi-million dollar mortgage fraud and telemarketing schemes. ... |
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Washington State Sues SEO Company Visible.netPosted by Sarah Bird, EsquireMay It Please the Mozzers, The Washington State Attorney General announced in a press release yesterday that it was suing a Redmond-based SEO company, Visible.net. According to the Complaint, Visible also does business under the name WebMarketingSource.com, Caputur... |
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McCain Call Center Workers Walk Off Job [Dispatches from the Culture Wars]Here's an interesting story. Apparently a bunch of workers at a call center contracted by the McCain campaign to make calls slamming Obama have walked off the job in protest: Some three dozen workers at a telemarketing call center in Indiana walked off the job rather than read an incendiary Mc... |
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Indiana Telemarketers Walk Off Job Rather Than Read Anti-Obama ScriptIndiana has this quaint law: Robot lie calls, or “robocalls,” are illegal. So campaigns hire whole telemarketing staffs to call people and read a bunch of incendiary bullshit to people dumb enough to answer the phone when they don’t recognize the Caller ID. There are few jobs as... |
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McCain phone bankers quit after refusing to peddle low-brow Obama smearsIt's nice to see at least some people in the McCain campaign still have standards. TPM: Some three dozen workers at a telemarketing call center in Indiana walked off the job rather than read an incendiary McCain campaign script attacking Barack Obama, according to two workers at the center and ... |
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Sanity in Indiana: Dozens of McCain Robocallers Walk Off JobTPM reports: "Some three dozen workers at a telemarketing call center in Indiana walked off the job rather than read an incendiary McCain campaign script attacking Barack Obama, according to two workers at the center and one of their parents. Nina Williams, a stay-at-home mom in Lake County... |
