ooh! nice!
haven't gone to the CBC building since last year.
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May 29th, 2005 08:00 PM #1
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May 29th, 2005 08:30 PM #3
I owe around 90K. But I don't give in to my urges to over spend.
Still, I wouldn't mind watching this segment when it airs. It would be interesting to see a fellow RFDer moan about a staples PM deal that caused then to spend $XXX on some item they didn't need.
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May 29th, 2005 08:31 PM #4
I wanna be On TV
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May 29th, 2005 08:33 PM #5
Time to see the faces of RFD members
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May 29th, 2005 08:59 PM #6
Why isn't this in the freebies forum? Personal financial advice, free!
We should get all the addicts to line up, and each tell his/her story on how they cannot resist the urge to buy products at below cost, and how he/she is spending millions buying buildings so that he/she can store all of the pricematched items.
What programme is this? Marketplace?
CBC should get Staples to do the Venture switch thing. Have the CEO work at a store, and have all of the RFDers lining up endlessly to get a pricematch. Then maybe Mr. Sargent will know how much the managers (or RFDers) suffer during a pricematch.
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Just asked my buddy Peter Browne if he's coming.
Lol, financial advice....not for me no income + no job = no need.
But i sure would like to see some RFD'ers go.
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meh,, been on tv many times before. frankly i don't give a damn about being on tv.
a reporter asked me that they will air it today at 6pm. I said: "meh, yeah, okay, whatever" (okay, maybe not the 'whatever')
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May 29th, 2005 10:00 PM #9Yes, Marketplace.
Originally Posted by mrken
http://interact.cbc.ca/pipermail/mar...er/000067.html
CBC should get Staples to do the Venture switch thing. Have the CEO work at a store, and have all of the RFDers lining up endlessly to get a pricematch. Then maybe Mr. Sargent will know how much the managers (or RFDers) suffer during a pricematch.
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May 29th, 2005 10:02 PM #10
By the way, they've listed lots of other opportunities in their newsletter, too. From http://interact.cbc.ca/pipermail/mar...ay/000090.html :
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May 29th, 2005 11:15 PM #11Time for the Staples haters to come out of the wood work.Have you experienced really bad service lately? Do you feel like you're in a David and Goliath situation when dealing with a large company/organization
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May 30th, 2005 10:16 AM #12
be careful guys, CBC may put an angle on your stories, remember, this is television!
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not just tv, but newspapers are famous for purposely misdirecting the public to portray a particular slant they want, especially if it is to rile up the community just to create a more exciting story.
Originally Posted by poppa
This happened to me one time. I was misquoted and the wrong information got out. I specifically told the reporter the correct information and clarified it, and yet the reporter purposely put out erroneous information, just to anger the public even more.
Watch out.
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May 30th, 2005 09:31 PM #14I find that CBC prefers consumers more than businesses. That's just what I feel watching their programmes. IMO, consumer > businesses > politicians.
Originally Posted by poppa

I have been misquoted by the Vancouver Province and Sun too. Not sure whether it was intentional or not, since it was only a telephone interview, and the reporters seemed to be in a hurry.
Rehan, why don't you tell CBC and Venture about Staples?
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May 30th, 2005 09:53 PM #15
I emailed LOL CBC dey were very astonished to find out i was young lol and needed some debt problem, then im liek oh i only emailed to be on TV lol i dont got no debt problem ahaha
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