September 29, 2009
BIG BRO'S WORST NIGHTMARE: Effective, low-cost handouts. (Click for .pdf)
Received via email:
Hi, I am just looking for the file of those little yellow paper (business card sized) handouts… I really need them… They are the MOST effective form of advertisement in my opinion and they only cost the cost of the paper you print them on (plus some toner/ink). …please locate that file for me! It would be very much appreciated!!! I really need that file! —Jason
I think he really needs that file. (Click to view/download .pdf).
While the profitable and cash-rich automated ticketing industry gears up to spend millions to fight Arizona’s citizen initiative to ban the cams, grassroots activists reach people in more creative ways. That includes no-frills fliers that maximize the utilization of the resource at hand ( in this case, paper and toner).
Once cut to size (we recommend using a paper cutter), each sheet yields 8 handouts. Don’t bother printing them in color— instead, consider purchasing a pack of brightly-colored papers. Our favorite is yellow, making the fliers look like post it notes.
Each ream of paper, 500 pages, will yield 4,000 fliers. Average cost? $10.
For the price of a single scam cam ticket, you could create an 80,000 flier nightmare for the politicians, executives, and employees involved with photo radar surveillance.
The Cameras are Coming Down.
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News | Tagged: Activism, Fliers, photo enforcement, Photo Radar, The Cameras are Coming Down | 
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December 10, 2008
WHAT: Street Action / Demonstration & Sign Wave
WHEN: Friday, December 12 @ 4:00 PM
WHERE: Rural Road and University Drive, Tempe AZ
WHY: It’s fun, the weather is beautiful, and the drivers love us!
HOW: Just show up. Bring a sign or use one of ours!
RSVP here, or to be notified of future events.
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News | Tagged: Activism, CameraFraud.com, Demonstration, Fun, Rural and University, Sign Wave, Street Action, Tempe AZ, Tempe Police, The Cameras are Coming Down | 
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December 2, 2008
WHAT: Street Action / Demonstration
WHEN: Wednesday, Dec 3 @ 4:00 PM
WHERE: Redflex Traffic Systems – 23751 N 23rd Ave, Phoenix AZ
Click to RSVP For This Event (recommended but not required)
DPS political officials, co-conspirators in the biggest case of FRAUD in the history of Arizona, have released their much-anticipated photo scam numbers.
40,000 automated tickets have been generated out of thin air within the past two months, according to the Associated Press.
CameraFRAUD estimates that the illegitimate and fraudulent tickets have a street value of over $6.6 million dollars, if the theft of $165 is successful in all cases.
CameraFRAUD.com, the leading activism group promoting the elimination of photo enforcement, will be taking the fight directly to the heart of the Australian beast: Redflex Headquarters.
The Cameras Are Coming Down.
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News | Tagged: Activism, All They Want To Do Is Take Your Money, Camera Fraud, Demonstration, DPS, protest, The Cameras are Coming Down | 
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November 18, 2008
An unknown group of people have been quietly expressing disapproval with Arizona’s new freeway photo scheme by taking a unique approach, potentially putting Redflex in a “sticky” situation.
The end result of the mystery activists’ efforts is the placement of Post-It notes on photo scam equipment throughout the valley. Reports have surfaced that numerous cameras have been involved over the past two weeks. At least two local Phoenix television stations are known to be researching the incidents.
In a photo obtained by CameraFRAUD.com, activists left the words “honest mistake,” possibly a reference to an incident earlier this year when Redflex CEO Karen Finley claimed that their usage of unapproved and non-FCC certified equipment was an “honest oversight.”
Redflex is no stranger to the convenience of Post It notes as detailed in the article “Arizona Official Confirms Redflex Falsified Speed Camera Documents:”
Arizona Secretary of State Jan Brewer last week confirmed that documents used to convict motorists… contained elements that had been falsified. Brewer revoked the license of Cheryl Krough, notary public for photo enforcement vendor Redflex after concluding that she violated four Arizona laws while purporting to certify a speed camera deployment form for use in official hearings.
The secretary of state’s office expressed a certain amount of indignation that in response to an investigation of the matter by the Arizona Attorney General’s office, Krough, “wrote a short response to the complaint on a post it note.”
41 Comments | News | Tagged: 3M, Activism, Arizona, cams, Cheryl Krough, honest mistake, honest oversight, Jan Brewer, Karen Finley, karma, post it notes, Redflex | Permalink
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August 22, 2008
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