Disneys contact information - Phone #'s, e-mail, and addresses
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SorcererDonald16
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- Mar 19, 2005
Bumping. Keep the pressure on, folks.
WV_Minnie
Kiki on OVMK !!
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SorcererDonald16
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Yikes, this is way, way, WAY too far back on this forum. Bump time. 
SorcererDonald16
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Keep the writing going, everyone.
SorcererDonald16
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Way too far down on the page. Bump time!
SorcererDonald16
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No need in this being on the 2nd page. Come on everyone, keep up the letters and emails! Talk about what you wrote. Don't give up, please. 
redshoe
I've gotta have more cowbell!
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I wrote a letter yesterday, and sent it off to 3 people at Disney Corporate. I also e-mailed copies.
I am doing the same today.
I read somewhere (can't remember where) that Bob Iger checks his e-mail daily. Which is fabulous, because he is going to GET an e-mail from me daily!
Keep it up, folks!
I am doing the same today.
I read somewhere (can't remember where) that Bob Iger checks his e-mail daily. Which is fabulous, because he is going to GET an e-mail from me daily!
Keep it up, folks!
SorcererDonald16
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Going to try and send more emails before I go to sleep tonight; if not, will send them in the morning. Keep the mail and emails up, everyone. You can't just let them think you wrote once and are now not writing because you're getting over it. It is so important to keep up the writing right now. Please do your part today if you want to try and keep VMK going.
SorcererDonald16
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To the top!
disvaclub92
Always dreaming about Disney
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EvlQueen
The Queen is not amused
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Can you stand another letter? In the interest of keeping the effort alive, here is my latest effort. I know it has a bitter tone, but it's just the truth, and I am truly broken hearted about it.
Hi Mr. Iger,
This is certainly not my first email or letter, and I'm not sure if you or anyone else is reading them anyway, but I have been plagued by a thought that won't go away. I know that you have already heard countless times how VMK is not just an online game, that it's a community, and that it has caused thousands of people to come together to enjoy everything they love about Disney, and just talk to people they now consider good friends. I know you have heard all about how we plan trips just with VMK activities in mind. I know that you already know how much good VMK has done for people (children and adults) with social skills issues and Asperger's, and people who are sick or recovering and couldn't get out of the house. The message we are getting about your reaction to these things is that "it was just a promotion."
We don't care how it started (and btw Day 1 people like me don't recall a word ever being said in the beginning about this being a promotion, and it sure hasn't come up until now), all we know is that we love it dearly. The same way we love other Disney things (characters, parks, movies) in a way that all non-Disney types think is a little weird. And now you just want to suddenly take it away, in spite of the outpouring of sentiments like that ones I just expressed, and with no clear reason why.
That's mean. Just cold hearted and downright mean. We were told point blank just a few months ago that it wasn't going anywhere. So here is my nagging thought: if VMK goes away, it's going to take my Disney magic with it. So without VMK I'm not renewing my annual pass, I'm not buying anymore stuff, and it's not for spite. It's because you will have stolen my innocent joy, the kind the grown ups love the most, about Disney. I will know that it's just a corporation; it's not magic. I feel betrayed, and sad, and angry. And I know you don't need my little family's passholder money. I know we are a drop in the bucket even at 4 or 5 trips a year. But if VMK is gone, I will never, ever, ever feel the same way about Disney again. And that is a great loss, maybe not for Disney, but for me. And I am not alone. I don't think you can understand it Mr. Iger, but I'm begging you to try.
Sincerely,
Laura B. Carper, Ph.D.
(yeah, I'm a psychologist)
Hi Mr. Iger,
This is certainly not my first email or letter, and I'm not sure if you or anyone else is reading them anyway, but I have been plagued by a thought that won't go away. I know that you have already heard countless times how VMK is not just an online game, that it's a community, and that it has caused thousands of people to come together to enjoy everything they love about Disney, and just talk to people they now consider good friends. I know you have heard all about how we plan trips just with VMK activities in mind. I know that you already know how much good VMK has done for people (children and adults) with social skills issues and Asperger's, and people who are sick or recovering and couldn't get out of the house. The message we are getting about your reaction to these things is that "it was just a promotion."
We don't care how it started (and btw Day 1 people like me don't recall a word ever being said in the beginning about this being a promotion, and it sure hasn't come up until now), all we know is that we love it dearly. The same way we love other Disney things (characters, parks, movies) in a way that all non-Disney types think is a little weird. And now you just want to suddenly take it away, in spite of the outpouring of sentiments like that ones I just expressed, and with no clear reason why.
That's mean. Just cold hearted and downright mean. We were told point blank just a few months ago that it wasn't going anywhere. So here is my nagging thought: if VMK goes away, it's going to take my Disney magic with it. So without VMK I'm not renewing my annual pass, I'm not buying anymore stuff, and it's not for spite. It's because you will have stolen my innocent joy, the kind the grown ups love the most, about Disney. I will know that it's just a corporation; it's not magic. I feel betrayed, and sad, and angry. And I know you don't need my little family's passholder money. I know we are a drop in the bucket even at 4 or 5 trips a year. But if VMK is gone, I will never, ever, ever feel the same way about Disney again. And that is a great loss, maybe not for Disney, but for me. And I am not alone. I don't think you can understand it Mr. Iger, but I'm begging you to try.
Sincerely,
Laura B. Carper, Ph.D.
(yeah, I'm a psychologist)
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