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I just found mine in the 'Spam' folder also. To prevent it from happening again, I put the address in my book.
From: "Nissan North America: Nissan LEAF Online Research Panel" <[email protected]>mwalsh said:What email address is this coming from? I guess I need to actively "white list" it in our anti-spam software.
planet4ever said:Sender: [email protected]
I'll bet it was that "noreply" that did you in. I didn't see one last month, but the one I got in September came from the same source.
Being "green" will increase costs for companies & dealerships. There is no free lunch here.LakeLeaf said:If you want to use low voltage light bulbs at your dealership, do it because it saves you money.
+1 here. Have signed up twice and never received a survey yet.drees said:Haven't gotten the link to the survey yet - and I do remember signing up for the panel at least once...
palmermd said:Well, I tried twice to write a report about my experience at the "drive electric tour", and in that form there was a question about whether I'd like to join this panel. Unfortunately the form crashed both times I filled it out and so my application to the research panel also failed to get submitted.
evnow said:Being "green" will increase costs for companies & dealerships. There is no free lunch here.
They are trying to find out how much people are willing to pay extra.
No different from buying organic veggies.
I added copper and carbon.Azrich said:New LEAF color I'd like to see:
Copper !!
BruinLEAFer said:Anyone do the new survey yet?
Well, both sides are not green (atleast from transportation perspective). Unions were as much against increasing cafe standards as the "other side". Ofcourse dems are not openly hostile ... but they mostly just pay lip service. Look at the abysmal sums of money devoted to train in the stimulus. We plan to spend 1/10th the money on trains over a decade compared to what China will spend each year.Fabio said:Since I'm still upset about tuesday, I told them that being green means to support progressives and not to donate to the other side :evil:
evnow said:Well, both sides are not green (atleast from transportation perspective). Unions were as much against increasing cafe standards as the "other side". Ofcourse dems are not openly hostile ... but they mostly just pay lip service. Look at the abysmal sums of money devoted to train in the stimulus. We plan to spend 1/10th the money on trains over a decade compared to what China will spend each year.Fabio said:Since I'm still upset about tuesday, I told them that being green means to support progressives and not to donate to the other side :evil:
Agreedcdub said:...
But we have an extremely dysfunctional government now. ...
I don't see either side displaying good sportsmanship ... but wait - this isn't the political section of the forum .....cdub said:It's hard to "play the game" when the other side doesn't follow the rules of good sportsmanship.
I don't see either side displaying good sportsmanship ... but wait - this isn't the political section of the forum .....[/quote]cdub said:It's hard to "play the game" when the other side doesn't follow the rules of good sportsmanship.
More than Repubs - it was to get the bluedogs onboard. Remeber Dems are full of DINOs (well, before Tuesday). Contrast that with Bush era - they rammed through almost every legislation they wanted. Apparently, not having 60 votes wasn't a problem for them.cdub said:I don't think this is completely true. The reason the bill was watered down so much was in an attempt to make a compromise so the Republicans would pass it.
Yup, I said I'd pay zero dollars for all their dealer gimmicks. When they asked why, I explained that I am quite ecologically aware myself, but proud to live in a free country where we accept a diversity of opinion. I don't choose who to have financial dealings with based on my personal politics. And as for advertising how green they are, I said it would turn me off as a sort of 'holier than thou' posturing.GroundLoop said:I don't think Nissan gets it. People buy from the dealership with the lowest honest price, and take their car to the closest dealership for service.
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