A New Lead Company?

[OH-healthcare]

Anyone ever heard of roimarketing.biz? They are claiming to offer annuity leads of an average of $3 each. Just curious because you know what they say about things that sound too good to be true...

 

[ksigmtsu]

sounds like a data list being sold for $3 a record.

 

[Mr. Frog Dog]

Be careful...there are a lot of bogus lead companies out there. I dealt with one that went out of business a week after I prepaid for leads. I learned my lesson.

 

[arnguy]

Be careful...there are a lot of bogus lead companies out there. I dealt with one that went out of business a week after I prepaid for leads. I learned my lesson.

No kidding!

 

[MRGCEO]

Definitely sounds too good to be true. Any annuity I have ever written was from a cross sale or referral. I am certainly not saying purchased leads do not work, but I doubt anything for $3 would be effective. I could be wrong though.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Private domain registration and when I Googled the address on their site it comes up with Office Suites: http://www.officesuitesplus.com/locationDetails.php/town-center

...which likely means they have a virtual, not physical office. Draw your own conclusions.

The good news it they've earned 227 butterfly credits: http://www.care2.com/c2c/people/profile.html?view=contact&pid=351847764

 

[OH-healthcare]

The good news it they've earned 227 butterfly credits: Roi Marketing - My Care2

Thanks for looking into it for me. Yeah, it seems a bit shady to me too. Thanks again.

 

[Tampa Bay Rep]

Their site says the following about their annuity leads.

I. These survey responders are ages 45+.
Their Incomes are $100,000+
Their Net worth's are $500,000 plus.
II. Type of survey questions asked:
Do you currently own a CD?
Would you like to be contacted with information on the benefits of annuity offerings?

To see if the leads are real or bogus ask them if they will give you a few sample leads for free so you can verify whether these people actually responded to a survey saying that they wanted to be contacted with information on the benefits of annuity offerings.

 

[Norwayguy]

this company is a scam!
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roimarketing is a scam

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I will fill you in after 10 post
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Stay away from roimarketing they are in Miami.
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roimarketing is a scam they buy leads on accudata for penny's sell them for dollars. They are not in Jacksonville they are in Miami. They are scam artist making a killing all leads are demograhic leads. Ladies and gentlemen stay away or beware!
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Stay away roimarketing
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roimarketing is src list they buy leads on accudata for penny's sell them for dollars. They are not in Jacksonville they are in Miami. They are scam artist making a killing all leads are demograhic leads. Ladies and gentlemen stay away or beware!
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roimarketing is srcleads they buy leads on accudata for penny's sell them for dollars. They are not in Jacksonville they are in Miami. They are scam artist making a killing all leads are demograhic leads. Ladies and gentlemen stay away or beware!

Tell us how you really feel about them Kinda reminds me of this ad I heard about...little classified ad where you could purchase a copper profile of Pres Lincolns for $30 plus shipping and handling....They mailed you a penny
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[Gorn]

Definitely sounds too good to be true. Any annuity I have ever written was from a cross sale or referral. I am certainly not saying purchased leads do not work, but I doubt anything for $3 would be effective. I could be wrong though.

MRGCEO: Agreed, $3 bucks is not realistic at all. Guys doing seminars are spending hundreds. Best approach is to learn how to do it on your own -- if of course you spend time in "direct marketing" study and in some trial an error.

In the long run, it's worth it.