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CALENDAR leads?
- Thread starter OttoGraf
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- 6,027
To our Brokers, we charge $300 and guarantee 20 leads that campaign, which is usually a 5 day period.
If you don't get your 20 guaranteed leads during your campaign - we run more impressions until you do . . .
If more than 20 leads come in - that Broker has first option at buying them for $10 each. Which would be a no-brainer.
We only run campaigns for our Brokers tho.
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- 6,027
There's that damned gay sheep again!
How you doin' today Lamb Chops?
Just playing on the net during some down time . . .
Back to the recruiting grind in the am . . .
I see you chillin' & postin' today Amtrak . . .
- 30,589
Yep got a nice buzzzzz going, listening to some 70's Rock and seeing if I can stir anything up.
You could fill them out for DM responders who porch you....Hahaha...I still do that. When I go to the doctor's office I stock up on those cards to fill out for magazine subscriptions.
But just think, some poor guy is paying for those "leads" you send in... 
Even more of a no brainier is the lead provider providing the additional leads for free instead of charging $10 each..
- 5,976
I actually asked Josh about this before I ordered and he told me that they do indeed send any over production on to the agent. However, the overproduction will not be as much as it would be with Thad's leads if one were ordering Thad's generic leads that do not mention "affordable life insurance." My last order with Thad, for example, was for 20 minimum, but I received 60 leads. Those were generated off the generic lead form. Lots of leads, but from what I experienced this past week with the calendarleads.com from Josh, I'd take 20 of those over 60 of the generics any day.
FWIW, I ordered 20 and I did get a few more than I ordered, even after adjusting for two that were out of the area and two that were husband/wife duplicates (where each spouse filled out separate lead forms - in my book, that is still one lead).
I don't have a dog in this fight. It sounds as though Thad may now be offering leads where the ad says "affordable life insurance." I did business with Thad in the past and I have nothing bad to say about him as he always delivered as promised.
But my recent experience is with Josh, I feel I know Josh pretty well, I have spoken to and speak with Josh, he responds to my texts and emails when I have a problem or question, and Josh is keto ... so I'm just sharing that I have had a very favorable experience using his lead service.
He is here on the forum, so I feel that if I had or have a complaint I can always pitch my bitch here if it isn't resolved satisfactorily etc.
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Even more of a no brainier is the lead provider providing the additional leads for free instead of charging $10 each..
Yeah, what a fvcktwad thing to do to your own agents when the two leading FB lead vendors distribute the overproduction for free to the ordering agent.
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Even more of a no brainier is the lead provider providing the additional leads for free instead of charging $10 each..
Ha - no.
A fresh hot FB lead is worth the $300 for 20 leads guaranteed.
Even better deal at $10 for the extra.
