October 22, 2020 — 2:07 PM
Our experience has shown that they are deceptive in saying that they vet the leads. Most of the time, calls go to a voicemail with NO identification. Can you imagine people who were supposedly commercial real estate agents, or business owners with NO message identifying that on their email? A buddy of mine did an experiment for me, and used a phone number and email that were not tied to him at all, and used a bogus name. Texts were received and calls to voicemail, asking to confirm the number. He never responded to confirm, and yet the info was sold as leads to advisors. That is pure deception. Too bad, because the concept would be great if there was no so many leads being sold that were just the result of idiots filling out forms on the internet to mess with other people's heads and pocketbooks. They should not be selling these leads without directly communicating with the prospects to confirm their information, and clearly they do NOT.
