Final Expense Leads

[TwiLight]

this says it's $10/hour..
https://www.elance.com/s/mcneilcallcenter/

The $10/hr fee is a starting price.....you can easily negotiate it down. As you know I used to use them prior to 2012.

We were paying an Avg of $3.5/hr to the telemarketer + $1/hr to the call center using our own phone system.....total cost was $5/hr.

So if you order 20/hrs per week, I would bet you could get cost down to $6-7/hr if it is a weekly order.

 

[Davis]

The $10/hr fee is a starting price.....you can easily negotiate it down. As you know I used to use them prior to 2012.

We were paying an Avg of $3.5/hr to the telemarketer + $1/hr to the call center using our own phone system.....total cost was $5/hr.

So if you order 20/hrs per week, I would bet you could get cost down to $6-7/hr if it is a weekly order.

Did you use this particular company and were the leads any good?


This is the email I received from them in response to an email I sent them:

MY EMAIL:

Hi,

I just received an email from Mark Rosenthal regarding $10.00 telemarketed final expense leads that are not shared. What is the minimum order that is required for these leads?

THEIR RESPONSE:

Hello, my name is Junalie T. Tayag, I own and manage Mc Neil Call Center Solutions, a medium sized call center here in the Philippines. We have specialized in telemarketing Final Expense leads.

We call seniors ages 50-85 to check and see if they are interested to be called back or hear more about Burial Life Insurance plan. If they are interested, we gather some information and advise them that licensed specialist will call them back the next day to discuss everything.

All calls are being monitored and recorded, so rest assured leads are generated fresh with good quality. Leads are submitted within 24 hours and recordings per lead are submitted as well. We charge $10 per lead which includes name, age, birthday, address and more. Leads will be exclusive and not given to anybody else. Leads are submitted within 24 hours. We also replace bad leads.

The advantage in doing telemarketed final expense leads is leads are fresh and not being shared by anyone else unlike direct mails or internet leads.. We can dial a specific county, city or state, your leads will be in a more targeted area.

We do not prepay clients, we send invoice after an order is completed. We prefer payment through paypal, but we can do wire transfer, online transfer.


Please fill out the form for your inquiries:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NOdNiuAZa8JlZC371J7o4ogqsqlvf_2hQ_KvYsVz_Dk/viewform

Minimum order is 20 leads

 

[gordon112]

Did you use this particular company and were the leads any good?


This is the email I received from them in response to an email I sent them:

MY EMAIL:

Hi,

I just received an email from Mark Rosenthal regarding $10.00 telemarketed final expense leads that are not shared. What is the minimum order that is required for these leads?

THEIR RESPONSE:

Hello, my name is Junalie T. Tayag, I own and manage Mc Neil Call Center Solutions, a medium sized call center here in the Philippines. We have specialized in telemarketing Final Expense leads.

We call seniors ages 50-85 to check and see if they are interested to be called back or hear more about Burial Life Insurance plan. If they are interested, we gather some information and advise them that licensed specialist will call them back the next day to discuss everything.

All calls are being monitored and recorded, so rest assured leads are generated fresh with good quality. Leads are submitted within 24 hours and recordings per lead are submitted as well. We charge $10 per lead which includes name, age, birthday, address and more. Leads will be exclusive and not given to anybody else. Leads are submitted within 24 hours. We also replace bad leads.

The advantage in doing telemarketed final expense leads is leads are fresh and not being shared by anyone else unlike direct mails or internet leads.. We can dial a specific county, city or state, your leads will be in a more targeted area.

We do not prepay clients, we send invoice after an order is completed. We prefer payment through paypal, but we can do wire transfer, online transfer.


Please fill out the form for your inquiries:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NOdNiuAZa8JlZC371J7o4ogqsqlvf_2hQ_KvYsVz_Dk/viewform

Minimum order is 20 leads

Good information, Mark has been contributing to the forums for a while. You might ask him how efficient they are along with the quality. It doesn't hurt to try it, for $200 you can give it a shot and you don't even have to pay first. It sounds like they are willing to go on Skype and talk to you as well.

If you do try it, let us now how it goes.

 

[jdeasy]

Mark sold my personal information to some foreign website designers a few years ago.

I wouldn't want to share too much info with him.

 

[gordon112]

Mark sold my personal information to some foreign website designers a few years ago.

I wouldn't want to share too much info with him.

Really? well that's not cool. I don't like that, and use with caution on these operations.

 

[Newby]

I ordered a batch of these leads to see if they are good. They are certainly cheap.

So far they haven't produced any. It's been 10-days. They keep sending email updates that the snow storms are killing the phone lines. But the phone lines have been fine in my area. I'll do an update once any come in.

 

[Josh]

Oh, it is confusing. I'll give you that. And no, it doesn't say how many.

Maybe Josh will chime in, but he has said on average you should get 1.5 leads per hour.

Getting an average of 1.5 is pretty high. A good baseline is about a lead an hour, but you can easily have them only get one every two hours or worse. There are a lot of moving parts.

 

[HoosierLife]

Yeah two weeks ago I tried a guy using Filipinos (not quantum) and they were so horrible I asked for a refund after after I received the 1st lead.

Now I keep getting calls from unknown, 0000-00000 and even a 333-333-3333 on my cell and it's always some Filipino that knows my name saying I was asking about some service/product.

 

[jtow]

I ordered a batch of these leads to see if they are good. They are certainly cheap.

So far they haven't produced any. It's been 10-days. They keep sending email updates that the snow storms are killing the phone lines. But the phone lines have been fine in my area. I'll do an update once any come in.

Scott, they sent me a couple of recorded call samples, shoot me a PM with your email and I'll forward them to you.

 

[Davis]

Good information, Mark has been contributing to the forums for a while. You might ask him how efficient they are along with the quality. It doesn't hurt to try it, for $200 you can give it a shot and you don't even have to pay first. It sounds like they are willing to go on Skype and talk to you as well.

If you do try it, let us now how it goes.

I sent Mark an email to find out how the leads were. I haven't heard anything from him so I thought I should do the post also.