Anyone used them? Thoughts?

The prices seem reasonable if a call is a live contact and not just a ring, busy or answering machine.

The following is from a Craigslist post:

Courtesy of Jay Weintraub's excellent leads blog... Lead Confidential » Job Opening – Blue of California – Direct Marketing Group Manager

I have been researching dailers and ran across one that look interesting. It is hardware and software based. It's called the Cheetah Power Seller by Electronic voice Systems.

There site is at evs7/direct-selling-power.php

My question is has anyone ever used this? Would like to get some comments on the system.

I'm considered using Norvax for health leads. Does anyone have experience with them? They claim their $18 health ads are exclusive. I find that to be hard to believe. They charge $7 for a shared ad and admit it goes to 5 or 6 reps. Why would they give up $20 in income per ad just to offer it as exclusive to a rep???? Sounds fishy to me, lead companies are mostly whores. I find it hard to believe they'd give up that kind of income per lead to help one of their reps. Anyone have any real experience with this?

I'm a P&C agent & over the past few years I've built up a good amount of Internet leads. These are leads that I was unable to close or were ineligable (or wouldn't call me back). I have these leads broken down by x-dates or when tickets/accidents fall off. I'd like to know how you approach your QDG's (quoted didn't get) as I call them??
I need help on the best way to approach them again... phone, email? What works & get the best results?

Just curious if anyone has experience with Relevent's appointment setting services. I searched but couldn't find any posts about it. I write commercial P&C and they guarantee a certain number of appointments based on a monthly fee. Basically sounds similar to hiring a telemarketer. Is this a decent route to go?

I want to make a disclaimer - I'm not an insurance industry professional, I'm an internet industry professional, so I kindly ask you to forgive my "insurance industry" stupidity.

I just got off reading "Good (relatively) Company for Life Leads?" topic. Scary thing (especially "we are waiting" video)! Do I really need to spend long years learning how different insurances work to gather insurance leads and sell it to you guys? :err:

Basically what I want to ask. I'm about to start developing questionnaires. I want to create them as lite as possible and to ask people as few questions as possible, because people do NOT like to fill out forms. So if someone can advice me what is minimal necessary list for auto, home, health and life insurances it would be very helpful.

What is the general plan:
1) No incoming affiliate leads, just SEO/SEM/Media (so I control double sell issues).
2) All leads are called back by call center to assure that person is real, and lead isn't bogus.
3) Paid leads - shared 3 and 5 agents tiers.
4) Free leads - spread placement, 10 agents, if lead pays for the placement, and agent pays monthly subscription.

What do you think? To continue? Or give up? :embarrassed:

Beware of Acculeads, The Lead Room, 4 Leads or any of its other aliases. No return calls, no returned emails, and no return on your mailers.