An e-mail was sent out by me to all three. It read as follows:
Dear _________________
I was given your contact information by City of Hoover Councilman Gene Smith. He thinks you may be the person I need to speak with regarding a situation in Hoover, and surrounding areas, which I will cover in the next paragraph. If you are not, would you please forward this e-mail to them and respond to me with the correct contact.
Recently Comcast Communications began offering Low-Income Families a reduced rate ($10.00/mo.) on internet access. To qualify, a member of the family must be on the Free/Reduced Lunch program at their school. For more information on this program, please visit Comcast's site: http://www.internetessentials.com
I would like to schedule a meeting with the appropriate person in your company that can implement a program like this in the City of Hoover, which your company currently services. Currently 21% of our student population would qualify for such a program, yet many of these students do not have internet access due to the cost associated with it.
I look forward to hearing from you, and look forward to meeting with your company's representative face-to-face so that we can put all of our students online. I can be reached via the following methods:
Phone: 205-XXX-XXXX Cell
E-Mail: xxx @ .com
Thanks,
Hoover, AL
cc:
I received a reply from Terri Gualano, AT&T immediatly. Skip James, Charter Communications, responded the following day and I have not heard from Robert Smith, Bright House Networks, yet.
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