Martin Wisckol reportsover at Total Buzz that the OC Superior Court will end the outsourcing to Mexico:
The OC Superior Court has amended its contract with Cal Coast Data Entry so that all traffic citations processed from the county will be worked on in Cerritos and Phoenix. KFI's John and Ken created a public outcry last week when they attacked the county for allowing a contractor to do the work in Nogales, Mexico.
Read the rest of the post here.
That title is the best play on words I've seen in a long time!
Posted by: redperegrine | July 30, 2007 at 06:01 PM
the title is a bit misleading -- they did not yank anything - they just redirected
Posted by: A.I.B. | July 30, 2007 at 07:23 PM
Yes. They redirected to Yanks. Get it?
Posted by: redperegrine | July 30, 2007 at 07:47 PM
Those fellows at KFI are so nice. They are so concerned with safe-guarding law breakers at the court but don't care about their own listener's financial information.
Went to KFI's website and saw all the sponsors and did some cross checking to see if any of these companies have ever sub contracted or hired cheap foreign workers to deal with their customers financials.Can anybody guess what I found out.
KFI doesn't follow the same standard it holds for its paying sponsors that it expects the court to follow. I wonder if the money has anything to do with that. Of course not...
This is what we in the technical field call a a "ID 10 T" issue. This is the problem with the people who came up with this stuff and the people who believe it.
Posted by: billy bob | July 31, 2007 at 12:42 AM
Thank you Assemblyman Duvall (72nd District), for protecting our residents' private information from potentially being exposed to the criminals in Mexico. Please keep up with good work! We are extremely happy to have a good leader at Sacramento.Mr.Duvall, may God Bless you and family. Gham - sa - ham -ni - da.
Posted by: UCIfriend | July 31, 2007 at 07:26 AM