I closed on with servicemagic and got 5 brings inmany weeks of the five direct 3 where fake leads. Then they employed my company on the web sites declaring that I actually do tangible work. Paving drives sidewalks and my company is gardening and garden care. A person of mine noticed me on Local.com ...
They are very smooth when they pitch to you as a contractor; they claim you will receive only pre-screened qualified leads. Once you sign up they start to send you so called qualified leads. Of the first dozen I received, only one was actually pre-screened, and actually qualified. However that lead ...
In reference to my Business Experience: I was solicited by this company and guaranteed that I would recieve many leads, and that my particular services (24 Hr Electrical / Alarm services) are not very competitive, so I would definitely be a exclusive contractor. They demanded that as part of the ...
ServiceMagic: A company that's equipped to do magic, or woodoo or anything that has to do with blinding consumer and the service provider. ServiceMagic a company that has at least 26 complaints or more just on this site (I believe under builders-contractors). I wouldn't be surprised based on their ...
Hello! I signed up with their service a year and a half ago, and they send me leads a couple of times a month during the busy season... What they do is send out the customer lead to at least three contractors, and then they scramble to contact the customer. They then charge each contractor $9 or ...
If your'e applying to offer services through it's important to read how they work and what you get. There are only leads and each one costs $30.00. ServiceMagic does background checks and requests you to add them to your must-have liability insurance, regardless of the service you provide. Not only ...