Monthly Donors. Important Notice.

WillaJohns | October 21, 2002 | WillaJohns

[ladyinred]

Hi there!
I hope you are feeling better tonight!
See? I can be nice can't I? :-)

[ladyinred]

Just keeping the thread bumped boss!
And beinghave myself.

[Chad Fairbanks]

What is this 'behaving' that you speak of? I think I've heard of that, but it's unfamiliar to me...

Thanks in advance!

[Jim Robinson]

Thank you.

And here's the last batch of checks for tonight:

$25 from New York
$20 from Florida
$100 from Texas
$20 from Florida
$10 from Washington
$25 from Michigan
$20 from California
$100 from California
$25 from Virginia
$20 from California
$80 from Texas
$25 from Massachusetts
$20 from Arizona
$25 from Tennessee
$50 from Maine
$15 from California

Thank you all very much!!

[ladyinred]

Well we ALL know it is not something you know anything about Chad dear!
But if you notice, I said havebeing myself, which is an entirely different thing!
It is as I understand it, Blonde speak! :-D

[Sir Gawain]

I can always just ride with you.

[A Navy Vet]

Hey Joe, I've been meaning to ask you...what are going to do about the mortgage payments on your vacation home in Maui now that you don't operate the fund-raising?

Got sirloin? We do.

[ladyinred]

Okay, I will help you out.
It is being in the condition of:
Have, long A.

[justshe]

2nd Request
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~~~You know he's got $3,300 in monthlies to make up. Do you think your helping?~~~

To: Gore_ War_ Vet
Curiosity..........are you involved with the finances of FR? I am wondering how you know about the monthly donation totals?


172 posted on 10/21/02 10:25 PM Pacific by justshe
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In case you missed my 1st request. Thanks

[Jim Robinson]

And here is the updated scoreboard:

Rank	Location	Receipts	Donors/Avg		Freepers/Avg		Monthlies
1	California	$6,825.57	166	$41.12	1,109	$6.15	$534.56	23
2	Texas	5,878.00	104	56.52	1,068	5.50	255.00	15
3	Florida	3,785.00	75	50.47	542	6.98	140.00	7
4	Virginia	2,981.00	53	56.25	404	7.38	289.00	8
5	Ohio	2,120.00	42	50.48	277	7.65	210.00	5
6	Pennsylvania	1,943.00	47	41.34	353	5.50	85.00	4
7	Washington	1,863.00	44	42.34	292	6.38	133.00	8
8	Illinois	1,760.00	33	53.33	274	6.42	40.00	3
9	North Carolina	1,547.00	41	37.73	290	5.33	180.00	10
10	New York	1,489.50	46	32.38	383	3.89	120.00	6
11	Michigan	1,471.01	29	50.72	235	6.26	10.00	1
12	Maryland	1,345.00	32	42.03	246	5.47
13	New Jersey	1,246.00	29	42.97	211	5.91	110.00	3
14	Georgia	1,221.00	32	38.16	279	4.38	100.00	4
15	Missouri	1,140.00	21	54.29	206	5.53	60.00	2
16	Massachusetts	975.00	25	39.00	160	6.09	80.00	4
17	Colorado	860.00	26	33.08	187	4.60	55.00	4
18	Wisconsin	845.00	30	28.17	165	5.12	70.00	4
19	Alabama	810.00	21	38.57	119	6.81	50.00	3
20	Montana	790.00	3	263.33	18	43.89
21	Mississippi	760.00	4	190.00	73	10.41	10.00	1
22	Tennessee	735.00	15	49.00	227	3.24
23	Minnesota	680.00	19	35.79	152	4.47
24	Arizona	485.00	16	30.31	209	2.32	45.00	2
25	Nevada	445.00	9	49.44	70	6.36	20.00	1
26	Kentucky	435.00	11	39.55	109	3.99	10.00	1
27	Indiana	430.00	10	43.00	164	2.62	10.00	1
28	Kansas	410.00	18	22.78	102	4.02	25.00	2
29	Oregon	360.00	8	45.00	139	2.59	10.00	1
30	Connecticut	360.00	9	40.00	112	3.21
31	Wyoming	330.00	6	55.00	14	23.57
32	Indonesia	300.00	3	100.00	4	75.00
33	South Carolina	297.50	9	33.06	133	2.24	17.50	2
34	New Mexico	280.00	12	23.33	70	4.00
35	Oklahoma	275.00	10	27.50	133	2.07	30.00	2
36	Hawaii	270.00	5	54.00	29	9.31
37	Maine	265.00	9	29.44	49	5.41
38	District of Columbia	260.00	4	65.00			10.00	1
39	Utah	237.90	9	26.43	54	4.41	40.00	2
40	Arkansas	230.00	11	20.91	76	3.03	25.00	3
41	New Hampshire	225.00	8	28.12	61	3.69	30.00	1
42	Louisiana	200.00	7	28.57	114	1.75	40.00	2
43	Alaska	190.00	5	38.00	56	3.39	90.00	3
44	Vermont	165.00	5	33.00	13	12.69
45	Idaho	165.00	4	41.25	59	2.80	35.00	1
46	Canada	140.00	5	28.00	94	1.49	20.00	1
47	Delaware	140.00	4	35.00	23	6.09
48	Iowa	115.00	4	28.75	87	1.32
49	Nebraska	100.00	4	25.00	48	2.08
50	West Virginia	90.00	3	30.00	45	2.00
51	South Dakota	80.00	3	26.67	29	2.76
52	Rhode Island	70.00	3	23.33	17	4.12
53	United Kingdom	65.00	3	21.67	64	1.02
54	Chile	50.00	1	50.00	5	10.00
55	Netherlands	50.00	1	50.00	5	10.00
56	Ireland	50.00	1	50.00	16	3.12
57	Germany	50.00	1	50.00	18	2.78
58	Norway	50.00	1	50.00	7	7.14
59	North Dakota	40.00	2	20.00	16	2.50
60	Panama	25.00	1	25.00	3	8.33
61	Mexico	20.00	1	20.00	5	4.00
62	Israel	20.00	1	20.00	23	0.87
63	Armed Forces - Pacific	10.00	1	10.00			10.00	1
Never Never Land		1,230.02	48	25.63			45.00	4
64 locations total		$52,080.5	1,213	$42.94	9,545	$5.46	$3,044.06	146

[Mo1]

Thanks for asking and all I can say is .. I HATE COLDS .. lol

[ladyinred]

Whoo Hoo!!!
Way to go California!!
Way to go Freepers who are not in 1st place!:-)

[Mo1]

And beinghave myself.

Beinghave???? ... Girl, what you be talking about?

[WillaJohns]

LOL!

[justshe]

So what is the total TOTAL to this point, Jim?

This is GREAT news!

[Chad Fairbanks]

rotfl...

[ladyinred]

I HATE COLDS .. lol

Oh me too!
I much prefer warm climates myself! (tee hee)

Seriously, does it hurt and have a temperature?(oh gosh, are you too young to remember that commerical?)

[WillaJohns]

Jim, thanks for listing the latest contributions. It's really awe-inspiring.

I have a question for you. With the new system, how does one go about changing their monthly contribution? Say I wanted to raise or lower it?

[Jim Robinson]

Maybe I can help with this question. First of all, no he is not involved with FR's finances. I announced early on in the fundraiser that we were expecting $6,000 per month in monthly donations. In fact here it is on our budget page:

https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/budget

And on the budget page there is a running total of the current monthly donation total. Right now it is $3,044.06.

It's really easy for anyone at anytime to go to the budget page and calculate how much we need to hit the goal. We're now over halfway to the $6,000 per month goal.

[Dec31,1999]

Satisfied with that scenario, I used my credit card to donate. Now you have me curious:

Does BADJOE have access to my credit card information?

I understand the concern, but does everyone involved realize that their credit card information is freely available to whatever merchant have accepted it for a transaction?

Even though I personally witnessed BJ's decision not to destroy the records under direct orders from JR, I would worry more about the local Exxon station, where I charged gasoline. Inaccurate charges can always be waived, but is that really the point?

The point is to donate to FreeRepublic.com, where Conservatives have a voice that is heard.