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Have seen some interesting promotions from this company. Has anyone had any experience whatsoever..the good, the bad, the ugly u name it.
Any Feedback on "Reliable Telemarketing" in New York
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I'm curious as well. Somebody with more than 3 posts please respond to tell us about it. 
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I'm instantly suspicious of any business that has the word "Reliable" in it's name...
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Amen. "Reliable," "honest," "trusted," or anything that replaces an "s" with a "z." Insuranceleadz.com could be the best lead source on the planet and I'd never know.
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Agreed. Im suspicious of any telemarketing company period. That industry is a show me industry..show me your not full of crap and your people actually are not based in India/Phillipines and I just may show you some business.
This is the feedback I've gotten on this marketing outfit so far. I remind you, this is second-hand information.
They want $750 up front to "provide" a list of about 5000 names that they will set the appointments for you from this list they have somehow acquired. Then, they obviously follow-up with the potential client to see if you sold anything and charge you an additional $100 for any annuity you might have sold or $50 for "other" products. How many preset appointments this will be I'm not sure. I got this feedback from 2 different agents.
One of the agents assured me that in the state of NY you have to be registered as a "telemarketer" of sorts in order to do business. He checked and they were not registered at all in any form.
One of the agents told me that they have an extensive list of AIG annuity clients that they where going to be contacting to try and change them over to a different company. This sounds just a bit shady and may even constitute getting the state commission involved if they do this.
Once again, don't take this as "gospel" because I have not spoken with them myself and can't give you 1st hand knowledge. The only thing I know is that I will be staying away from this!
They want $750 up front to "provide" a list of about 5000 names that they will set the appointments for you from this list they have somehow acquired. Then, they obviously follow-up with the potential client to see if you sold anything and charge you an additional $100 for any annuity you might have sold or $50 for "other" products. How many preset appointments this will be I'm not sure. I got this feedback from 2 different agents.
One of the agents assured me that in the state of NY you have to be registered as a "telemarketer" of sorts in order to do business. He checked and they were not registered at all in any form.
One of the agents told me that they have an extensive list of AIG annuity clients that they where going to be contacting to try and change them over to a different company. This sounds just a bit shady and may even constitute getting the state commission involved if they do this.
Once again, don't take this as "gospel" because I have not spoken with them myself and can't give you 1st hand knowledge. The only thing I know is that I will be staying away from this!
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They spammed me the other day and then wouldn't tell me where they got my email address from. So, I have it out for them now LOL. I have been telling everyone that they spammed me. Dirty spammers LOL.
I figure if you are going to spam me you should at least have the common courtesy to respond to my question when I email you back? Maybe I am old fashioned, but they made an enemy in me.
I figure if you are going to spam me you should at least have the common courtesy to respond to my question when I email you back? Maybe I am old fashioned, but they made an enemy in me.
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If any one has found a honest lead company let me know. I don't know one agent that has not been burned. I don't trust any of them, they always give false information and lie lie. What do they have to loose they have your money already.
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