My Email To Liberty Counsel

To: Liberty@LC.org
Bcc: CUSTSERVGENERAL@BOSCOVS.COM
Subject: Concerning Amazon.com Naughty, and a recommendation for Nice, Listing

Hello:

I noticed when looking over the Naughty and Nice list that Amazon.com moved from the nice list to the naughty list.

It reads:

Amazon.com – Web site: “Holiday Toy List,” “Holiday ordering cut off” to guarantee delivery by Dec 24. Email from Customer Service indicates they have no plans of changing their advertising to include “Christmas.”

I think this is a bit unfair to Amazon. They do have a Christmas listing under search with Christmas ornaments, Christmas decorations and Christmas music.

They may have scaled back on some things as far as Christmas - to my dismay, but have not negated the holiday. I'm not finding Amazon to have an antiChristmas tone.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-9063174-5613468?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Christmas&x=15&y=24

Maybe they can be reconsidered a bit.

I wanted to also recommend Boscov's for the Nice list. They have scaled back a bit too in their online site, and circulars. I wrote them about it, and they sent me a nice email. They are quite festive in their store, and are very supportive of The Salvation Army - who was allowed again this year in front of their store, and with a giving tree.

On Boscov's online site they do have Christmas come up in search.

http://www.boscovs.com/html/homepage.html

I wanted to send this to you for your consideration.

Many blessings to you,
Assuredly in faith,
Rev. Marguerite Earhart
Spring City, PA

I also sent a copy to Amazon Customer Service on their home site. I didn't have an email address to send it in this email:

Hello:

I sent an email to the Liberty Counsel, and I wanted to send a copy of it for you at Amazon to see:

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To: Liberty@LC.org
Bcc: CUSTSERVGENERAL@BOSCOVS.COM
Date: December 11, 2007
Subject: Concerning Amazon.com Naughty, and a recommendation for Nice, Listing

Hello:
I noticed when looking over the Naughty and Nice list that Amazon.com moved from the nice list to the naughty list.

It reads:

Amazon.com – Web site: “Holiday Toy List,” “Holiday ordering cut off” to guarantee delivery by Dec 24. Email from Customer Service indicates they have no plans of changing their advertising to include “Christmas.”...