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Political ad robo-call. Wonderful example of lawmakers not following a legislation.

Another annoyance unsolicited governmental call from Kasich management somehow they need to feel they will get ballots with this form of spam...they will certainly not get any from me. Another number to add to my phone blocker....

Called, left no vmx. Blocking.

They declare to be always a collector, however this range is not lived at by any one by that name. They depart messages that are automated consistently.

I heard he can't training authentic regulation so he buys truly previous student loan debt, doubles/triples the initial loan amount and harasses individuals by declaring he's been appointed by the atty basic to sound threatening. Extremely funny. Miserable too. What a lost job.

Nuisance

Required a local call using this number two times in a row in August, 2011. Evidently the wrong amount as this is my cellular phone. Explained that both days to him. Tested that I'm not who he is seeking and that he has OUR quantity. We'll see if he calls back a third-time.

Named and hung-up when answered

Law Offices of Robert A. Schuerger, Co., LPA A decade-old scandal has trapped with Schuerger. In 2001, while serving as Kansas State’s Undergraduate Student Government president, his administration was accused of misspending money on a nice dinner at Mitchell’s Steakhouse. Schuerger was compelled to resign—at age 21—when members of his case supposedly damaged copies of the Lantern that detailed the costs. And while the occurrence may easily be chalked up to youthful indiscretion, Schuerger’s name showed up in news posts earlier this month, alleging he was the recipient of an illegitimate 2004 campaign mortgage from Youngstown programmer John Cafaro, the daddy of state Sen. Capri Cafaro. Cafaro was charged by federal prosecutors with regards to that scandal, but Schuerger, then the campaign staffer for Capri Cafaro, was not. Schuerger suggests that it absolutely was Bob Cafaro’s mistake, not his.

A decade-old scandal has trapped with Schuerger. In 2001, while serving as Kansas State’s Undergraduate Student Government president, his administration was accused of misspending money on a nice dinner at Mitchell’s Steakhouse. Schuerger was compelled to resign—at age 21—when members of his case supposedly damaged copies of the Lantern that detailed the costs. And while the occurrence may easily be chalked up to youthful indiscretion, Schuerger’s name showed up in news posts earlier this month, alleging he was the recipient of an illegitimate 2004 campaign mortgage from Youngstown programmer John Cafaro, the daddy of state Sen. Capri Cafaro. Cafaro was charged by federal prosecutors with regards to that scandal, but Schuerger, then the campaign staffer for Capri Cafaro, was not. Schuerger suggests that it absolutely was Bob Cafaro’s mistake, not his.