Cold call definition

Cold call means an unscheduled visit by a new vendor representative where they communicate their interest in becoming an Approved Vendor. All cold calls should be referred to the Procurement office where an appointment with the Procurement Professional can be arranged. (See Section 16.7)

Cold call means an unsolicited visit or phone call;

Cold call marketing is defined as any unsolicited personal contact by the MCO with a potential member for the purpose of marketing. Marketing means any communication from an MCO to a Medicaid member who is not enrolled in that entity, that can reasonably be interpreted as intended to influence the member to enroll in that particular MCO's Medicaid product, or either not to enroll in, or to disenroll from, another MCO's Medicaid product. The CONTRACTOR may send informational material regarding their benefit package to potential members.

Examples of Cold call in a sentence

• Cold call refers to a protocol used in classroom-style instruction settings (or other similar settings) where the instructor calls on individual students to answer questions posed by the instructor on a regular basis during lecture.

• Cold call marketing means any unsolicited personal contact by the Contractor with a potential enrollee for the purpose of marketing as defined in 42 CFR 438.104.

• Cold call marketing means any unsolicited personal contact by the health plan with a potential member for the purpose of marketing as defined in this paragraph.

• Cold call marketing means any unsolicited personal contact with a potential Enrollee for the purpose of marketing.

• Cold call each one and ask to speak with the appropriate person, such as a hiring manager, the head of HR or the contact person listed on the job announcement.

• Cold call marketing means any unsolicited personal contact by the Contractor with a potential enrollee for the purpose of marketing as defined in 42 C.F.R. §438.104.

• Cold call a “no” hand to explain the reasoning for why the degree requirement should not be allowed.

• Cold call a “yes” hand to explain the reasoning for why the firing should be allowed.

• Cold call a “yes” hand to explain the reasoning for why the degree requirement should be allowed.

• Cold call a “no” hand to explain the reasoning for why the firing should not be allowed.

More Definitions of Cold call

Cold call. Marketing means any unsolicited personal contact by MCO personnel with the Eligible Enrollee at that individual's residence for the purpose of influencing the individual to enroll with that MCO and includes unsolicited telephone contact and any other type of contact made without the individual's written consent. Such written consent may be obtained at the initiation of a visit to an individual's residence as long as the Contractor has obtained the individual's oral consent prior to the visit and has documented such consent in a written form that identifies the person granting the consent and the person receiving the consent, as well as the date, time and place that the oral consent was given. Any contacts at the individual's residence must be made within thirty (30) days from the date the individual gave oral consent. Soliciting individuals to provide the names of other Eligible Enrollees is also strictly prohibited. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the Contractor from distributing unsolicited Marketing materials via the United States Postal Service or a commercial delivery service where such service is unrelated to the Contractor.