August 29, 2003
Automated Call Centers In India
Set Up To Solicit Bush Donations
The Indian magazine Business Standard reports a team of at least 75 people will man the phones in call centers set up in Noida and Gurgaon, India, as part of a fund-raising blitz. The operators, hired by HCL eServe, a division of HCL Technologies, are required to telephone people in the United States and solicit their support for President George W. Bush and a donation for the Republican cause.
Posted by Editor at August 29, 2003 10:10 AM
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