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Rudeness of WBOC-TV personnel
Below is an email that I recently submitted to WBOC-TV. I originally intended to try and get the word our concerning our upcoming class on Ammo reloading but you will find this situation very interesting. Perhaps WBOC does not care about hunters or their desires, who knows. You be the judge.
PRESS RELEASEDelmarva Survival TrainingPO Box 856Seaford, DE 19973Contact: Joseph ParishTelephone: 302-536-7249Email: info@survival-training.infoWebsite: http://www.survival-training.infoFree Reloading Class being offered by Delmarva Survival TrainingSeaford October 21, 2008 - Delmarva Survival Training will be sponsoring a no cost ammo reloading class at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, November 4th at the "New Place in Town Restaurant" located in Delmar Delaware. The location of the Restaurant is at 18 NO. Pennsylvania Ave across from the little Red Caboose. Although this class is free pre-registration is necessary as participation is limited. If you happen to be a hunter or just interested in learning the art of reloading your own ammo you should plan to attend this free class. To register send email to registration@survival-training.info.
******Delmarva Survival Training is located in Delmarva Delaware and provides free online and actual hands on training for all area residence in the event of an emergency and disasters. For more information on the services offered by this organization contact Joseph Parish at 302-536-7249 or by email at info@survival-training.infoThis was my response from my email reader:Your message
To: News
Subject: Free Reloading class scheduled by Delmarva Survival Training
Sent: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:29:48 -0400
was deleted without being read on Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:56:57 -0400Here is my Letter in reply:I recently sent the following public information to WBOC to see if I could bring this item to the public as it applies to those people who are interested in Hunting and weapons. However Ms. Alice Bavis did not even read the information but rather she merely deleted it without reading it at all. Is this your normal policy? I fully realize that it is up to the station as to what they place on the air but I would think that out of common courtesy she would have at least read it and responded even if it was to say no thank you.Thank you for your timeJoseph Parish