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Seems like it would be very difficult to control this, and ensure that it happens...
2insure4less.com
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Seems like it would be very difficult to control this, and ensure that it happens...
Anyone used this company for internet health leads?? After a test, I did find that 6 or 7 agents received the same lead. It does seem that all internet health leads are sold numerous times, but all that matters to me is the bottom line....ROI! Any information on results using this source would be much appreciated
~Sunmed
Sunmed,
I don't think 2insure4less.com sells leads, its just a leads generation website for consumers looking for quotes. I sow it comes-up a lot on Google on many major insurance keywords. The link for agents leads to insuranceleads.com, this is where they sell leads. I am using them with decent results. Their leads a pretty much same as NetQuote or Insureme, except I am not getting as many wrong numbers from InsuranceLeads, and they don't give you a limit or hard time on crediting bad leads. Recently I started using their hot transfer program, so I don't have to deal with chasing prospects and bad leads. Its seem to work better for me...
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M.Parshin
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If it would be very difficult, we would not be doing that.
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Not many (any) good key words for health insurance. But I guess their auto leads might be OK.
M.Parshin
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I don't know what you mean by "not being honest", I've explained what trusted partner means but who is our trusted partner/s is a confidential information.
M.Parshin
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Trusted partner
See if any of this rings a bell.
Prospect completes request, hits submit.
Immediately the phone starts to ring, they get an instant quote via email from Trusted Partners NetQuote and eHealthinsurance. Their submit button brings up a splash page (shown above) with (in this case) GoHealth and Vimo.
Sound familiar?
Then they get an email from 2insure4less giving them the chance to see who bought their information. It may list 4 (or possibly more) agents and this . . .
To provide you with as many quotes as possible, we are matching you with other trusted partners. If your profile is a good match, you may receive quotes from insurance carriers not currently listed on this page.
It should read, to provide you with as many annoying phone calls as possible we are matching you with . . .
And those trusted partners on this splash page include . . .
Vimo, GoHealth, eHealth . . .
So you may sell to only 5 or 6 agents, but you then sell to GoHealth, Vimo, NetQuote and who knows else who also sell that lead.
The email from Netquote invites the prospect to view the agents that will be contacting them, including THEIR trusted partners.
The quote from eHealth has an insureme.com logo at the top.
I am sure this is all a fluke and has no bearing on the ethics of the folks at insuranceleads.com . . .
See if any of this rings a bell.
Prospect completes request, hits submit.
Immediately the phone starts to ring, they get an instant quote via email from Trusted Partners NetQuote and eHealthinsurance. Their submit button brings up a splash page (shown above) with (in this case) GoHealth and Vimo.
Sound familiar?
Then they get an email from 2insure4less giving them the chance to see who bought their information. It may list 4 (or possibly more) agents and this . . .
To provide you with as many quotes as possible, we are matching you with other trusted partners. If your profile is a good match, you may receive quotes from insurance carriers not currently listed on this page.
It should read, to provide you with as many annoying phone calls as possible we are matching you with . . .
And those trusted partners on this splash page include . . .
Vimo, GoHealth, eHealth . . .
So you may sell to only 5 or 6 agents, but you then sell to GoHealth, Vimo, NetQuote and who knows else who also sell that lead.
The email from Netquote invites the prospect to view the agents that will be contacting them, including THEIR trusted partners.
The quote from eHealth has an insureme.com logo at the top.
I am sure this is all a fluke and has no bearing on the ethics of the folks at insuranceleads.com . . .
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Pretty revealing. I'm a bit disappointed at Vimo because leads I buy from them may be second hand leads.
