SeniorLeads

I used Seniorleads about 2 years ago and did not get any results. But at that time, I did not have time to watch the training videos or follow the program. But it was a well-organized system so I signed up again in May. I set very restrictive criteria (only 2 zip codes) so I do not get a lot of prospects. Of 20 prospects, one has become a client earning me $6,000. Given that my investment was under $1,000, I am happy. Of the other prospects, I feel confident there is at least one other person who will become a client. The first client has provided me 2 referrals. My best guess is that I can earn $10,000 for every $1,000 I invest with Seniorleads.

Thank you for a very good service. The webinar and training videos are excellent, and the service is easy to use and is exactly as explained. The prospects range from low interest to high interest as I Expected. As long as I get 2 appointments from every 10 prospects, that is all I can expect and that is exactly what has happened. From 60 prospects provided, I have had 6 appointments and have 2 new clients and I expect the others to also do business. There are some prospects that I have called but still have not reached so there may be more business from the prospects already received. I also expect that some of the prospects that were not initially interested in scheduling a Meeting, I will drip on and contact again in 90 days.

Somehow these guys deleted their old reviews. Don't believe the positive ones. They are scammers. Years back I spent $2k with them on a special deal. The prospects were insurance and annuity leads. At that time, they'd book appointments for you. People weren't home, didn't answer, or in one instance, threatened to call the cops for me just knocking, as the rep would not take a no answer for a meeting. Support was non-existent. Check the BBB, and you'll see a heap of unhappy people. You would do better cold canvassing door-to-door.

I found the service to be exactly as described to me before I registered. Brian was also fully transparent and disclosed the pros and cons. Most of the prospects I get are in the general interest category (retirees and pre-retirees) rather than for a product. That is fine with me as I do financial planning and retirement planning and this allows me to end up with a client rather than just a customer. About 70% of the prospects I have spoken with are good, meaning they have interest and have a respectable amount of assets. My first appointment was just a week ago and he became a new client for a retirement plan. We will go over his retirement plan and there should be several pieces of business forthcoming including money management and life insurance. I have 2 more first-time appointments scheduled in the next 2 weeks. While most of my business comes from referrals, Seniorleads is a very good supplementary source of new business.

3 weeks, 3 appointments, 1 new client. $1169 invested to receive 30 prospects. Of the 30, 22 have been reached by phone. One also responded to the drip email system and one to the text messaging system built into the service. I am sure I will close another of the appointments I have already had. A new client is worth $5,000+ to me so I have no complaints about the financial return.

I had an unexpected outcome. My focus is on annuities and assets under management. But on my first appointment, the prospect seemed to wander in his focus. It turns out that the first piece of business we are doing is a life settlement. I had never done one of these before. We have signed all of the papers and I am just waiting for the transaction to close. Although it was not a big policy, the commission will be substantial. And of course, these funds will be available for other business.

Responding to the owner from my last post. You clearly proved my point. You support is poor. My need is to have actual live support. Your company does not offer this. If you are charging my card on a weekly bases, then I deserve to speak to a live person not to have an electronic reply! As lease the people overseas are live people. When a company is charging and you have questions or concerns, I what to speak someone live. I know you reply will if anyone has any questions they will be able to find answer on website etc. I dont want a business relationship with a damn computer. If a company is so against offering live support that should say something. Possible scam. Owner dont be afraid to call my office so we can speak live, or are you limited to electronic communication only?

If you enjoy being ripped off this is the place for you! From the moment Daniel Thomas (sales rep) spoke with me things seemed very sketchy. I decided to try them out only to find that 17 of the 20 leads had incorrect phone numbers or addresses (or both). SeniorLeads only credited some of them even though 45% of the mail was returned due to fake recipients or invalid addresses. Even worse, their customer support barely refunded these as they said they were "still waiting on proof to be emailed" even though I sent (and resent) the same email with photos of the returned mail. I called their support and Daniel picked up. He deflected and told me that he could not help and that I needed to call their support and/or email them. 7 days later no response has been received. Your best is to avoid them at all costs. I've already filed a BBB complaint to protect others from their fraud.