I am in the inurance and annuity business and am always looking for alternative ways to generate leads to sell my products. I came across mostchoice.com on the internet.
I called them and I talked to a very nice gentlemen named Blaine Robertson. He was very nice to talk to and very very polite.
I was very skeptical at first to even use this lead company as other agents in my firm had not had a lot of success with purchasing leads. I expressed all of my concerns to Blaine and he was very very good at suppressing all of my concerns about the company.
He made it very clear to me that there were more than enough leads coming in that I would be very very busy. I had asked him how many people in my area were recieving leads and he said one or two in the different areas and that there were room for another representative to share the leads.
Like I said, he was very very very good at overcoming my concerns. After much thought and many questions to Blaine, I decided that this sounded pretty good. So I gave them my $500 Deposit for my first block of leads.
"When would you like to begin recieving leads?" was asked of me. "As soon as possible" I said.in reply Blaine said, "Thats's what I like to hear... You sound like you are a very smart person and I wouldn't have expected anything less from such an intelligent person such as yourself." "You will begin recieving 4 leads a week in "no less" than 48 hours." Blaine told me.
This is great. I would begin recieving "Highly Qualified" Life insurance and annuity leads within two days. Not hardly. It has been over two weeks now and I haven't recieved a single lead and Blaine will not take my calls. I have left a number of messages and he forwards them to their customer service dept. I talked with one lady and when asked about my leads she said that the system was down and to call her back in half hour. I called her back and I cannot get a hold of her. I can't get a hold of anyone.
They refuse to refund me my money because you sign a contract that you cannot get a refund until your initial deposit is used up. Then after they bill you for your next block of leads, you are eligible to cancel the contract within two weeks of your second block of leads running out.
What they do is they send you a lead and depending on the type, they deduct it from your deposit. For instance, a life lead is $28.00. An annuity lead is $45. For each lead of each type they send you in the email, they deduct that from your deposit. Once your initial deposit reaches about $50, they automatically bill you again the next $500.
The problem is you cannot cancel until you have paid $1000. After the second set of leads is billed you have to cancel two weeks before your deposit is down to $20. And I haven't even recieved a single one yet.
Beware of the salesman Blaine Robertson because let me tell you... He is very good. He will make you feel really good and feed you full of crap to make sure you sign the contract and get your initial deposit. I don't even know how qualified the leads are because I haven't recieved any within two weeks.
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