A sales rep from this marketing company (Financial company?) cold called me and asked me for $3,000 to try his turn key, automated system using a Facebook marketing campaign which would lead prospects to an online, "On Demand" pre-recorded Social Security Seminar. The idea sounded good in theory and I negotiated him down to $1,000 to "try it out," saying I only wanted local leads. I even checked on references.
His "one client," who I now suspect was one of his friends pretending to be an old client, said it worked "great." Weeks later, I was sent leads that had no idea why I was calling. In a few cases, they weren't even in Southern California, but for the most part, out of 40 something "leads," only 2 picked up the phone. Advisors and agents, stay away at all costs! Furthermore, he only used $200 of the $800 I gave him for the FB ads, they were still in the system when I had another Social Media marketer look after his work. Buyer beware!
Sunpath Financial Reviews
A sales rep from this marketing company (Financial company?) cold called me and asked me for $3,000 to try his turn key, automated system using a Facebook marketing campaign which would lead prospects to an online, "On Demand" pre-recorded Social Security Seminar. The idea sounded good in theory and I negotiated him down to $1,000 to "try it out," saying I only wanted local leads. I even checked on references.
His "one client," who I now suspect was one of his friends pretending to be an old client, said it worked "great." Weeks later, I was sent leads that had no idea why I was calling. In a few cases, they weren't even in Southern California, but for the most part, out of 40 something "leads," only 2 picked up the phone. Advisors and agents, stay away at all costs! Furthermore, he only used $200 of the $800 I gave him for the FB ads, they were still in the system when I had another Social Media marketer look after his work. Buyer beware!