- 228
It is a federal law I believe so it should be the same for every state!
Live Transfer Leads
- Thread starter insurancewebservice.com
- Start date
- 9,744
blancapeak
Expert
- 48
Originally Posted by Sydney
Craig Tregillus, (202) 326–2970,
Division of Marketing Practices, Room
286, Bureau of Consumer Protection,
Federal Trade Commission, 600
Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington
I just got off the phone with the above guy from the FTC. None of the "consumer" protection laws apply to B2B.
Division of Marketing Practices, Room
286, Bureau of Consumer Protection,
Federal Trade Commission, 600
Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington
I just got off the phone with the above guy from the FTC. None of the "consumer" protection laws apply to B2B.
- 228
Perfecto!! 
. I am in the individual market though
. I am in the individual market though
blancapeak
Expert
- 48
Perfecto!!
Then I'd suggest really focusing and building your "personal brand" as an expert in your local niche through social media, and video search engine marketing.
...if you aren't your competitors will be or are.
This is totally different topic...but will provide you with an excellent solution in building your brand and attracting more clients.
Plenty of case studies on my blog..
Phillyinsuranceguy17
Expert
- 24
only applied to residential consumers not businesses.
- 15,319
Any reason you think it's great to respond to 2+ year old threads?
Also, we get it. You like live transfers.
Rick
I was told by a few lead companies that do live transfer, that they call the people, and say hey hold on for an important message and then play the recording and this some how gets them by the law, because a human started the phone call....Not sure if that is correct or not.
- 11,996
The law says you can't sell using a prerecorded message, no delineation between how it's started or not.
- 11,996
Why do you like live transfers?
I presume you're not breaking the law and doing it to consumers?
