Thread: Victory! Press Release from Superior Court of California

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BREAKING NEWS! YOU DID IT AGAIN!

Press Release from Superior Court of California County of Orange:
The Court and Cal Coast Data Entry Amend Contract
All Data Entry of Traffic Citations will be done at its Facilities in
Cerritos, California and Phoenix, Arizona
Santa Ana – Effective immediately, data input of traffic citations will no longer be
done at the Nogales, Mexico facility. The Court has found a solution by
renegotiating its contract for traffic data entry with Cal Coast Data Entry, Inc.
(CCDE).
The public’s confidence and peace of mind regarding the security of their
information is paramount to the Court. The Court and CCDE worked together and
mutually agreed to amend the contract for data entry to be done at their Cerritos,
California and at their Phoenix, Arizona facilities. It is expected that the facilities
will be ready for data entry of traffic citations by Friday, August 3, 2007. At the
Court’s request, records will no longer be sent to Nogales, Mexico for data entry.
Today’s News
Posted by The John and Ken Show @ 1:19 pm
Supervisors to meet on court outsourcing contract
As hundreds of people complained Friday, the county Board of Supervisors scheduled an emergency hearing for Tuesday on a courthouse contract that sends 500,000 tickets a year to Mexico for processing.
The court said Friday there have been no reported security breaches or cases of identity theft and that it is reviewing the contract to see if any of the sent information is privileged, a trade secret or proprietary.
A public uproar began a day before, when a caller to KFI/640 AM’s “John & Ken Showâ€

THIS IS A GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT!!!

Who was responsible for sending these jobs down to Mexico in the first place?

We need to get our jobs back in our country.

Libertybell

This is great news......just a shame the government has to be watched over like a group of 2 yr' olds.

Originally Posted by crazybird

This is great news......just a shame the government has to be watched over like a group of 2 yr' olds.

I'm sure it was a lot of angry emails from a lot of angry citizens that made them do an about face. It is indeed a shame that pretty much no one at any level of government can be trusted to do the right thing for Americans or America.

Not so fast guys. It probably went off shore.

Data Entry Services - Guaranteed
Established in 1978 , we have provided our customers with quality solutions and excellent service for over 25 years. The combination of three offices, Cal Coast Data Entry, Inc (CCDE) in Los Angeles, Data Center of Arizona (DCA) in Phoenix and Data Center de Nogales (DCN), our offshore facility, makes us one of the Southwest’s largest data entry service providers. Our staff of 250 operators and 50 support personnel gives you the power of a large firm without sacrificing the personal attention you would expect from a more modest concern.

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BREAKING NEWS! YOU DID IT AGAIN!

Press Release from Superior Court of California County of Orange:
The Court and Cal Coast Data Entry Amend Contract
All Data Entry of Traffic Citations will be done at its Facilities in
Cerritos, California and Phoenix, Arizona
Santa Ana – Effective immediately, data input of traffic citations will no longer be
done at the Nogales, Mexico facility. The Court has found a solution by
renegotiating its contract for traffic data entry with Cal Coast Data Entry, Inc.
(CCDE).
The public’s confidence and peace of mind regarding the security of their
information is paramount to the Court. The Court and CCDE worked together and
mutually agreed to amend the contract for data entry to be done at their Cerritos,
California and at their Phoenix, Arizona facilities. It is expected that the facilities
will be ready for data entry of traffic citations by Friday, August 3, 2007. At the
Court’s request, records will no longer be sent to Nogales, Mexico for data entry.
Today’s News
Posted by The John and Ken Show @ 1:19 pm
Supervisors to meet on court outsourcing contract
As hundreds of people complained Friday, the county Board of Supervisors scheduled an emergency hearing for Tuesday on a courthouse contract that sends 500,000 tickets a year to Mexico for processing.
The court said Friday there have been no reported security breaches or cases of identity theft and that it is reviewing the contract to see if any of the sent information is privileged, a trade secret or proprietary.
A public uproar began a day before, when a caller to KFI/640 AM’s “John & Ken Showâ€