13 years ago (Jul 25, 2011 @ 12:48 pm) via Twitter and Facebook
Shannon Peters posted 13 years ago
Lena Hann posted 13 years ago
DreaArzuaga posted 13 years ago
ibcheerful posted 13 years ago
broox posted 13 years ago
CornellCollege posted 13 years ago
skabaru posted 13 years ago
iandees posted 13 years ago
facebook comments
thinking about it to make it stop.
Shannon Peters posted
Yes, responded to make it stop. Takes 2 min, just have to be form that you don't want to buy the directory . Haven't heard from them since!
Lena Hann posted
twitter comments
nope! I still get snail mail and email from the alumni office so they have my up to date info!
DreaArzuaga posted
@broox @CornellCollege I responded and it really is SPAM! they just want to sell you some overpriced directory.
ibcheerful posted
@ibcheerful @cornellcollege wow! wtf???
broox posted
@broox @ibcheerful The company DOES want to sell you the directory, but the college makes no money from that (1/2)
CornellCollege posted
@broox @ibcheerful Our purpose is just to make sure we have good contact information and that if people WANT a directory, they can get one
CornellCollege posted
@broox @ibcheerful The last directory came out in 2002, so it's missing a lot of alums
CornellCollege posted
Why not build your own alumni directory and make it available for alumni online? Surely you have the data and resources.
broox posted
@broox @cornellcollege Frankly the sell is too hard, seems like a service the alumni office should provide. It seems almost too easy.
skabaru posted
@skabaru @broox The problem is getting good contact info for 12,000 alumni. But we have gotten complaints, & we're working to address them
CornellCollege posted
i just think most people would feel more comfortable calling you or updating a form on your site over calling a 3rd party
broox posted
@broox I've thrown away several reminder cards from the 3rd party BUT I'd be happy to respond directly to @cornellcollege (and have).
iandees posted
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