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Mailshot is your chance to tell the
subscribers of Dial-a-Cab exactly what you think. Complaints, compliments or just to write
about Call Sign. This is YOUR paper within your magazine.... You can also email your letters to: callsignmag@aol.com Call sign regularly gets correspondence from other countries but always puts our own drivers first when space is tight. Being the season of cheer, this month I have included some of the foreign letters that have been gathering dust! GREAT MAG |
Sorry Tony, you will have to
keep reading via the Internet. Yours is one of many overseas requests that we get for
original copies and I hope that by printing your letter the others will take note. If we
were to start sending Call Sign around the world in addition to the mailing list we
already have such as those on long-term sickness, some retired drivers and other trade
VIPs (not forgetting drivers), wed have to employ someone full-time to deal
with it! Sorry
Ed MERRY CHRISTMAS / HAPPY CHANUKAH |
BEEPIN TERMINALS I asked around whether any client had ever complained about the beeping and the answer was no. If a driver insisted on reading messages the instant they appeared and kept colliding with parked cars, then any passenger would feel unsafe. But the idea of the bleep is to tell you that something is there waiting to be read. As professionals, we have to make sure that there is no danger when we read the message. In my view, the important part of Colin Walters letter was that it succeeded in getting some unnecessary canned messages taken out. Which goes to show that it is always worth writing to Mailshot if you have a good suggestion. Incidentally, Jon, I recently spent one night on Radio Taxis (Mountview) and their beep is more like an alarm clock! Ed |
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