Any Feedback on "Reliable Telemarketing" in New York

[360]

While I would love to lure these folks into a nice case for the authorities I find it more prudent to protect everyone's pocketbook here.

Go to Ripoff Report: By Consumers, For Consumers and do a quick search for: telemarketing $750

Look familiar?

Same scam different name.

 

[Todd King]

Wow, yeah, same scam, different name. I just don't understand how people like this don't get that one day it will all come crashing down on them. About like Madoff...didn't he know one day he would be caught?

 

[nka245]

While I would love to lure these folks into a nice case for the authorities I find it more prudent to protect everyone's pocketbook here.

Go to Ripoff Report: By Consumers, For Consumers and do a quick search for: telemarketing $750

Look familiar?

Same scam different name.

Americas Best Telemarketing Company: America's Best Telemarketing Company Blatantly Commits Fraud & Laughs at Victims & Law Enforcement

there is another link for you... I have been contacted by these scum bags numerous times. Every time it is a different name but the same sales pitch. It's been at least two years now that Chelsie, Holly, Christina, Mark, etc... have been trying to get me to do business with them.

I have to admit, their deal sounds awesome and on more than one occasion; I almost bit the bullet and sent them money but I guess I am just a little too tight to up and send someone over $700 of my hard earned cash.

I can't believe what putred pieces of trash these people are.

 

[GetInsurance]

WOW!!! I am so glad you guys saved me 799 bucks. I was going to enroll Monday. Thanks WIN!!! I will offer more per closed sale with no deposit and I'm positive that they won't accept my offer.

 

[360]

WOW!!! I am so glad you guys saved me 799 bucks. I was going to enroll Monday. Thanks WIN!!! I will offer more per closed sale with no deposit and I'm positive that they won't accept my offer.

No sweat. I seriously would rather have hammered them but it will take forever and many many $799's later. I guess I could have just PM'd folks but that doesn't help the guests who are lurking.

Save your breath with them, I don't think it's legit. There is far more to the story but I'd rather let the public record show what's already happened to other folks and let people draw their own conclusions as obviously the Ripoff Report does not reference them directly, merely their pitch word for word...other than the $49 price increase.

 

[Texas Insurance Guy]

Well done guys. UNREAL!! A few things that had raised red flags to me...all the spamming being done to generate business for this "great" company. Also Holly Norton the main rep every single phone call went to her voice mail direct. Also the main company phone # was 100% automated and just didnt feel right at all. Its a shame, if they put this amount of time in energy into building an actual good legit call center they would make more then their short lived scams. Apparently every few months the name and website and fake "contact" person changes. I wish federal efforts were put into bringing them down, gotta be a way to track them through IP address or something at all.

Todd is right they are like Bernie Madoff. What a shame.

 

[nka245]

It looks as if a few people have won suits against them but so far no one has stepped in and really put a stop to them.

 

[360]

Recipe for disaster:

Spam
Great offer
Pay by check, money order, wire ONLY
No work starts till money is in house

 

[GetInsurance]

Does anyone know of or use a company like this for REAL telemarketed set appointments? Specifically for health.

 

[djs]

When a deal sounds to good to be true.....

I'd like to find leads I only paid for when I closed the deal. How realistic is this? In truth, even if you take their offer at face value, it isn't great, but it sounds great.

If you hire someone, you have more control. You probably invest a bit more of your time up front, but it's not an overwhelming process. Look at the numbers.....

Pay someone $10 an hour (varies a lot by location, I understand that). They should make 40 dials, talk to 6-7 individuals and generate 1 reasonable lead an hour (again, depends on what they are marketing). This gives you a per lead cost of $10.

Be honest here, half of the leads are probably not good. They gave some bogus info to get off the phone, to waste your time, whatever. This makes decent leads real cost $20.

Over time, you should be closing at least 1 out of 3 or one out of 4 (again, that's one out of 6 from the original). Closes don't necessarily happen this week, you'll have to work them to get your ratios up.

Final cost per lead / closed deal is around $60-$80. This is about the same as this telemarketing company, but you didn't have the upfront costs, and you retained control.

Yes, you can improve these numbers with using dialers, various systems, whatever. There are additional costs that you have to overcome when you do this.

Dan