Does any business or agency still do this? Do they know, understand, comprehend what "sending" means?
Can I trust info from those who don't even know what they are saying?
While I prefer paperwork that I can spread out and look at, I'm not opposed to email being "sent." After all, that type of info can be printed off , if needed, or copied down.
One does not send a phone call.
That is not sending.
The card you originally sent me in the mail said that you would send me more information.
And you called me.
(I did not answer. You left a voice mail for me to call you back. "NO.")
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There are many people who do not want and cannot handle phone calls to do business. The deaf, for instance. Those who suffer from dyscalculia need to go over numbers, and over numbers, and over the numbers again to be sure of understanding them. (Maybe.)
There are those who simply learn better from the written word.
There are those who forget facts unless they have seen or heard them several times in several ways.
In my opinion, if you call you are trying to put something over someone.
Pressure sales.
Fool the 'customer'.
Scam.
If you want my business, do not say you will send information and then demand to do business over the phone.
I don't.
I won't.
