How Low Can You Go?

[adjusterjack]

This is the lowest form of junk mail spam that I have seen in a long time.

Fortunately, there was a post paid reply envelope so I stuffed it with other junk mail and sent it back.

 

[Lee Vena]

I don't get it, why is this so low?

 

[rousemark]

This is the lowest form of junk mail spam that I have seen in a long time.

Fortunately, there was a post paid reply envelope so I stuffed it with other junk mail and sent it back.

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You must have been a hermit in the desert. Looks like the same "state regulated" lead that has been around for years.

 

[Newby]

This is the lowest form of junk mail spam that I have seen in a long time.

Fortunately, there was a post paid reply envelope so I stuffed it with other junk mail and sent it back.

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Ha! I remember the exact moment that I saw that lead for the first time too. I was in a very nice home, selling a couple, some Funeral trusts and two long-term care policies. They had that lead laying on the table, and I picked it up and said what is this? They said oh that's something we got in the mail. We were getting ready to fill it out and send it in.
I ssid are you kidding? What kind of people would respond to a lead card like that? That is junky.
The leads I was mailing were full color, had a big glossy picture of me on them as that agent, and described how I would shop the rates for everybody and get them their best deal. And I was getting hardly any responses back. And they're gonna go crazy looking thing in?
I had a lot to learn about direct mail response back in those days. But the big lesson is the uglier it is, and the more vague it is the more responses you're going to get.

 

[rousemark]

Ha! I remember the exact moment that I saw that lead for the first time too. I was in a very nice home, selling a couple, some Funeral trusts and two long-term care policies. They had that lead laying on the table, and I picked it up and said what is this? They said oh that's something we got in the mail. We were getting ready to fill it out and send it in.
I ssid are you kidding? What kind of people would respond to a lead card like that? That is junky.
The leads I was mailing were full color, had a big glossy picture of me on them as that agent, and described how I would shop the rates for everybody and get them their best deal. And I was getting hardly any responses back. And they're gonna go crazy looking thing in?
I had a lot to learn about direct mail response back in those days. But the big lesson is the uglier it is, and the more vague it is the more responses you're going to get.

The uglier ... the more responses? Then would you not be receiving more responses? You did say your photo in full living color was on it.

 

[Newby]

The uglier ... the more responses? Then would you not be receiving more responses? You did say your photo in full living color was on it.

I didn't say I was in my skivies.

 

[Jccwell]

This is the lowest form of junk mail spam that I have seen in a long time.

Fortunately, there was a post paid reply envelope so I stuffed it with other junk mail and sent it back.

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Looks like a standard FE DM leads to me.

 

[rousemark]

I didn't say I was in my skivies.

I assumed it was just a head shot.

 

[adjusterjack]

You must have been a hermit in the desert.

I am a hermit in the desert.

 

[Allen Trent]

the uglier it is, and the more vague it is the more responses you're going to get.

Must be why i get so few responses on dating apps. Must be too good looking & too honest & to the point.