For example, real estate syndicators have been at the forefront of making use of general solicitation to advertise their offerings, allowing the investing public to indirectly own a piece of commercial real estate, which an investor acting alone could not afford to purchase.
Part D, alas, has already made me wonder if the people who simply throw up their hands and sign up for the first solicitation to arrive in the mail aren't smarter than smarty-pants me.
The majority (77%, n=24) reported street solicitation as their primary way of connecting with clients, while others (23%, n=7) primarily used phone/text solicitation to connect with clients.
Tina Kulow, a Facebook spokeswoman in Hamburg, said users in Germany would now be advised that the site could send solicitations to people on their mailing lists, should they choose to upload their address books to Friend Finder.
The charges against him include organizing unauthorized processions, solicitation to stone throwing and incitement to violence.
The study investigator at each institution sent the solicitation to medical students at his institution.
In March 2011, one month after the first invitation, a solicitation to join the survey was sent.
Jim Manis, chief executive of the Mobile Giving Foundation, says the experiments will aim to determine not only whether consumers will respond to high-dollar-value solicitations to give through their phones, but also whether those larger gifts produce heavier burdens on mobile carriers, like more demands for customer service or refunds.
Many are planning to increase their solicitations to commercial establishments, which are not allowed to list their numbers on the do-not-call registry, or go to work for charities and other nonprofits that do not fall under the new restrictions.
Many European arts organizations have also increased their solicitations to private donors, often the same wealthy Americans who are the spine of culture budgets in the United States.
