October 23, 2009
Blue Cross Anti-Reform Postcards – Strike Back
Mason commented on my original post that he and his wife simply wrote in bright red ink on BC’s postcard that they supported health care reform and the public health care option and sent them along. That way Blue is paying for us to send our pro-reform message to the Senator!
We’ll alert Senator Hagan’s office that people are doing this so they realize that many of the postcards they are getting may have a little different message than what BCBS intended.
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[...] The Post ought to remind policyholders that they don’t have to tolerate their premiums paying for opposition to health care reform by following the example of one Progressive Pulse reader that Adam recently sited. [...]
Great job getting this ball rolling. It’s up at Daily Kos on the recommended diary list. Who did that?
I received one of these cards but have never been a Blue Cross client. I wonder which mailing lists they are using. I did my duty by crossing out their words and entering my own in large red letters.
You may want to check out these sites also
http://www.PrintsMadeEasy.com <—they are currently offering 100 FREE business cards that you can custom design on their interactive website and they will ship right to you.
You may also want to check out http://www.Postcards.com <— same deal, custom printing, any size, high-gloss, excellent quality and service