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Sending faxes is a complete waste of time. Offices don't look at faxes, they are normally discarded. Send messages through the Congressional website webforms,
by OstiaAntica 15y ago
Sending faxes is a complete waste of time. Offices don't look at faxes, they are normally discarded. Send messages through the Congressional website webforms, those go to the office CRM and are tallied and usually get a response.
http://house.gov/htbin/findrep?ZIP= http://house.gov/htbin/findrep?ZIP=
http://www.senate.gov/ http://www.senate.gov/
- joelandren 15y agoCompletely disagree. Although traditional web forms are fine, I've worked in a staffer's office and I know that faxes are always reviewed. Receiving a large number of faxes is more likely to indicate a groundswell of opposition than a web form. It's free and provides tangible/tactile evidence of opposition. I'm faxing my reps now.
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- brown9-2 15y agoOffices don't look at faxes, they are normally discarded. Do you have a specific source for this? Or are you just assuming that this is the case based on how most business offices treat unsolicited faxes?
- bigsassy 15y agoThat's wrong. My wife was a staffer at a senator's office. Everything, including faxes, are reviewed.