02-28-2012, 12:26 PM
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First Line Centre
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Calgary
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Originally Posted by Slava
Well for a robocall I used when I ran for public office, it was more than $200. Also, articles I read show that this is the same company that did the calling that the CPC was using in many ridings and was based in Edmonton....which makes you wonder how many people had knowledge of this?
I don't think for a second that Harper or his inner circle are involved. They have way bigger things to deal with than with a little scheme like this. Its not just some kid either though; way too big to just be an individual. If you have even half of the ridings alleged as involved that means about 20 ridings. Even at $200 (which I would say is nearly impossible to do that cheap), you're looking at $4000. My guess is that this is at leas closer to $10,000 if not more, but at $4000 this isn't likely to be a one-man show.
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http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/...645/story.html
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Those pre-recorded phone messages lack the personal touch but they're dirt cheap. Based on RackNine's lowest rate of 1.9 cents per minute, a one-minute call to 10,000 people would cost a client just $190.
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