Unsure if this scheme is above board but might inspire those who are desperate and have the morals of an alley cat or Tony Blair ....
“I’m calling with regards to the Honeyrose Foundation which is an appeal for adults who have been diagnosed terminally ill.
“We are trying to raise support so we can give those affected what could be a final wish, anything from a day out to a weekend away with close family.
“To do this we are sending out big 3ft by 2ft local business directories.”
What David wasn’t told to spell out is this:
* just five per cent of the money raised goes to the Honeyrose Foundation.
* 30 per cent goes to the rep.
* the rest is kept by Chestnut House, which has given only £60,000 to Honeyrose from £1.2million raised.
David’s target earnings were £35,000-a-year. At up to £595 an ad, that’s a lot of wallspace to sell.
No wonder some Chestnut House employees are economical with the truth.
“I’m calling with regards to the Honeyrose Foundation which is an appeal for adults who have been diagnosed terminally ill.
“We are trying to raise support so we can give those affected what could be a final wish, anything from a day out to a weekend away with close family.
“To do this we are sending out big 3ft by 2ft local business directories.”
What David wasn’t told to spell out is this:
* just five per cent of the money raised goes to the Honeyrose Foundation.
* 30 per cent goes to the rep.
* the rest is kept by Chestnut House, which has given only £60,000 to Honeyrose from £1.2million raised.
David’s target earnings were £35,000-a-year. At up to £595 an ad, that’s a lot of wallspace to sell.
No wonder some Chestnut House employees are economical with the truth.
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