I’m demanding some recognition from Rosarito! I just sent this e-mail using the addresses listed on their POST form. Sneaky, aren’t I?
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To: [xxx]@rosarito.org
CC: [xxx]@rosarito.org, [xxx]@rosarito.org
Subject: Billboard Correction
On January 16, 2008, I sent the following e-mail via Rosarito.org:
Are you aware of the spelling error on your current billboard? I see it every day on my way to work and had to do a double-take when I first saw it. (Link to image: http://i7.tinypic.com/8fo5s1e.jpg ) The image is a bit blurry since I took it from a moving train but the number reads “1.800.BAJA” and nothing else. Just thought you’d like to know in case you hadn’t yet.
On January 22, 2008, I noticed that the billboard had been corrected.
Would asking for a little recognition be too much? Perhaps a simple “thanks for” or a more elaborate “you saved us thousands of dollars in tourism money; we appreciate your taking the photograph and alerting us of this problem”? A Rosarito Beach ashtray? Anything?
Look, I’ve never even been to Rosarito Beach but I did cruise to Ensenada last year and had a blast. I’m just sayin’.
And by the way, there’s a spelling error on your homepage:
You have discovered a truly magical world just 20 scenic miles south from the U.S. boarder.
That should be “border.” Did I mention I’m a proofreader?
Kindest regards,
David Moreno
Long Beach, CA
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What happens next? Stay tuned!
UPDATED @ 12:52 pm–literally seconds after I posted this!
I got a reply!
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Hola David,
Thank you very much for the info. We are working on it.
In appreciation we would like to send you a gift certificate for some of our hotels services.
Please send us a mailing address
Gracias,
Regards,
Gilberto
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I better save my PTO…I’m going to Rosarito!
Hooray!
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Damn skippy!
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UMMMM…..UNDER THE HEADER “ABOUT THE BANNER”
“While it was nice to look at, we no longer on the Caliber. ”
YOU MEAN OWN?
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@ ANAL RETENTIVE (on file as someone @ROSARITO.ORG)
Wow, you really got me on that one. One missing letter on a blog = ! three missing phone number digits on a billboard.
At least it didn’t cost me thousands of dollars to fix the error, now did it?
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