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I would like to see the crank yankers version of Dodge's brother's friend trying to get a commitment for charitible funding on a cold call to 'target( the corp)'. I think I could call just about any corporate headquarter's public info number, and ask for a firm commitment for corporate giving and be refused, at least without further info from me/charity I puportedly represent. At least I hope that corporate charity dollars arn't given out under such loose criteria, as in sombody's brother's friend calls up and gets money no problem ( wl mart supposedly gave $ in Dodge's post) When a corp 'gives' to the community, it is a write off tax wise, so overall public coffers suffer, but directed charity gains, so there should be rules and criteria to corporate giving, it costs us all for corporations to make these public statements of support for whatever cause.
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From: KC
Bolstering my faith
Its good to see the folks here will do some research to distinguish fact from fiction.
This is just one more thing to remind me why I am a part of the Ford community and not the "Dodge" community.
Good job exposing this as a hoax on the first page!
On a side note....Snow and Ice just in time for my weekend....WooHooo!!!!
This is just one more thing to remind me why I am a part of the Ford community and not the "Dodge" community.
Good job exposing this as a hoax on the first page!
On a side note....Snow and Ice just in time for my weekend....WooHooo!!!!
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