Appointment Setting Companies Any Good??

[ShawnBrooks]

Hello All! I found a company called Premier Annuity Prospects...they mail out postcards, then set appointments for you, even promising a free gift card from a restaurant if the client meets with you. Sounds good, but of course it's kinda expensive $2000 range.....anyone have any experience good or bad with this company or any other similar type group? THANK YOU!

 

[number9]

Do as much research as possible. See if they are a member of the BBB or if they take credit cards. I had one clown from the LA area who was trying to get me to send him a money order, I wouldn't. I found out later he would set up a website for preset annuity leads collect the money and not deliver. He had several sites out there. I did buy some from another company that went out of business some of the leads I showed up at the door and was told they never spoke to anyone. They did replace them but the prospects weren't good and it was a waste of time. My experience with buying preset appointments are they don't care about quality. If the prospect breaths and agrees to an appointment it will get booked.

 

[HealthBroker]

I bit on that hook recently (different company)and spent $3000 for 20 guaranteed appointments. Only had 3 in 4 months. I would not do it again. BE VERY CAREFUL. Aslo these companies are know to advertise under several names.

 

[number9]

google premier annuity prospects complaints I wouldn't even consider working with them after reading what is on the net about them.

 

[Vikings28]

they go by the name plum mktg as well

 

[IncomeQuote]

I was promised cheap leads around $60 per lead from state educators and state employees. The nice thing was that they would set the appointment which is half the battle....think again. Turns out all of the leads thought I was working thru the state and had the INVESTMENT INFORMATION. None of the leads had any information from their retirement benefits. I would have to follow up when they have their information which cancels out the booked first appointment. Looks like this company just drops an email about a "FREE RETIREMENT REVIEW" to the lead/state employee. I didn't close any leads from my order. Hope this helps.