Re: Healy camp paying bounty of $10 per sign?

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Re: Healy camp paying bounty of $10 per sign?

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Posted by Nonsense on September 14, 2004 at 08:31:23:

In Reply to: Healy camp paying bounty of $10 per sign? posted by GET NJ on September 14, 2004 at 05:38:50:

There is no fool on this planet who would put a 10-dollar bounty on signage. That's just dumb. It costs about $1.50 to put one up. So if Healy had a bounty on signs....his opposition could financially break him by just plastering the town with signage which Healy would have to then pay someone for when they tore em down.

: A source informs that the Healy for Mayor organization is paying a bounty of $10 for each of the competition's signs deinstalled and delivered. Will anybody confirm or deny this? Is the $10 for any of the candidates' signs? Or is it only for certain signs? Are any of the other organizations providing similar "entrepreneurial opportunities?"

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: There is no fool on this planet who would put a 10-dollar bounty on signage. That's just dumb. It costs about $1.50 to put one up. So if Healy had a bounty on signs....his opposition could financially break him by just plastering the town with signage which Healy would have to then pay someone for when they tore em down. 

: : A source informs that the Healy for Mayor organization is paying a bounty of $10 for each of the competition's signs deinstalled and delivered.  Will anybody confirm or deny this?  Is the $10 for any of the candidates' signs?   Or is it only for certain signs?  Are any of the other organizations providing similar "entrepreneurial opportunities?"


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