WebSite Promising Free Leads?

[Rafael Gordon]

I have been searching for quality leads for a while. I googled "free health insurance leads" and came across a website promising free exclusive leads. They claim they will send a tex message to the cell phone and send an email as soon as the client inputs their information. Sounds a little fishy... Has anybody ever heard of them or worked with them? I'm a little hesitant to sign up.

Any help or info appreciated.

 

[somarco]

Any chance this came from a Nigerian website?

 

[joeblow]

What's the website? And what's the catch? I'm pretty sure they're probably worth what you pay for them.

 

[Vanbret]

Kind of hard for us to judge it if we don't know what the site is...

 

[deeddata]

How were these cell phone numbers obtained? Sounds like they are violating some provision of some privacy law.

If you want phone numbers compliant with the law, shoot me a pm.

 

[Mike S]

How were these cell phone numbers obtained? Sounds like they are violating some provision of some privacy law.

If you want phone numbers compliant with the law, shoot me a pm.

Deedata spams everyone on this forum about his offers. Stay away from this one!!

 

[souldeux]

We'll Give Free Leads To Health Insurance Agents

That's the first result I get when I Google "free health insurance leads." Sorta speaks for itself, yeah?

 

[SalemInsuranceGuy]

I have been searching for quality leads for a while. I googled "free health insurance leads" and came across a website promising free exclusive leads. They claim they will send a tex message to the cell phone and send an email as soon as the client inputs their information. Sounds a little fishy... Has anybody ever heard of them or worked with them? I'm a little hesitant to sign up.

Any help or info appreciated.

In the words of the late great Robert Heinlein, "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch." Come up with a marketing budget and find some good quality lead sources. You have to spend some money to make some money in this business.

 

[arnguy]

That website is the greatest thing since sliced bread! I looked at the "group plans" on there. Amazing premiums----just one flat rate cheap premium regardless of age and location in any of the 48 states. The guy who runs this advertises that he has a Florida insurance license. I guess that speaks for itself. Oops, sorry Paul (M&M)----no offense intended.

 

[Title Insurance Tampa]

hard to find such service or service provider company and if find such service it may costly.