FE Lead - Miselading??

I comes down to a question of do you want to pull more responses ie get more leads or get fewer leads but a higher conversion ratio. If you can pivot well and overcome the thought this was a government benefit well then your probably better off with misleading card.

Now I don't sell FE and I don't do mailers like this but it can become a classic case of who is paying for what. Say you are under a system where you pay a set per lead anyone want to take a guess which card is more likely to be mailed.

I think they're laying it on a bit thick, but the infamous $255 social security death benefit card is a classic that generally does alright.

There are some things I'd change about the piece, but I think it does a lot of things right.
 
The only way it could be worse is if it offered a FREE Memorial Guide!!!!

I had one lady who actually sent it off because she thought she'd get a free MEMORIAL -- like, a headstone.

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Reardon said:
The only way it could be worse is if it offered a FREE Memorial Guide!!!!

I had one lady who actually sent it off because she thought she'd get a free MEMORIAL -- like, a headstone.

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Have you had any yet that want the Obama Life insurance. Turns out they thought it said Mutual of Obama.
 
The return address on the envelope is Senior Benefits Dept. P.O. Box 4057, Marietta, GA.

It must be a SCAM as all the SCAM markers are present.

No business name is the prime attribute for a business advertisement and it is missing.

There is no phone number. Do you know of any legitimate business that does not have a phone number?

There is no email address. Legitimate businesses usually give you their email address.

No URL. I am not saying that there businesses that do not have a presence on the internet, but they are rare and usually not sales related.

THEREFORE I STRONGLY RECOMMEND NOT GIVING THE SCAM ARTIST ANY INFORMATION THAT MAY BE USED AGAINST YOU.
The mailer I received (same reply address) was asking for the same type of information that would be asked by a bank or credit card company when accessing your account over the phone.
 
Dude get a clue. Are you a licensed agent?

It must be a SCAM as all the SCAM markers are present.

No business name is the prime attribute for a business advertisement and it is missing.

There is no phone number. Do you know of any legitimate business that does not have a phone number?

There is no email address. Legitimate businesses usually give you their email address.

No URL. I am not saying that there businesses that do not have a presence on the internet, but they are rare and usually not sales related.

THEREFORE I STRONGLY RECOMMEND NOT GIVING THE SCAM ARTIST ANY INFORMATION THAT MAY BE USED AGAINST YOU.
The mailer I received (same reply address) was asking for the same type of information that would be asked by a bank or credit card company when accessing your account over the phone.
 
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