Insuranceleads.com - Going from Bad to Worse

[bigeats]

As it seems with all lead vendors, most of them are not workable... but lately, Insuranceleads.com won't give credit on leads that they should.

For example, today I get a lead from them and I pounce. I'm the first one to call... and the lady who answers the phone did not submit the inquiry. It might be her son, as he was supposed to be helping her find a PDP (I know... a little late, no?).

She's on a MA plan... and my filter is for a Med Supp... and they wouldn't credit me. There have been several others in the last two weeks that wanted info on PDP's... but in each case, they are denying the credit.

Screw 'em. I'm on to the next vendor... obviously, they don't want my business.

 

[dyadvisor]

WHY DON'T YOU GUYS CHECK FIRST?

Insuranceleads.com Complaints - Bogus Leads

Seems like you are far from being the only one. The best leads are those you develop yourself.

 

[Guest]

I used these Muppets and they tried to run with my money. I filed a dispute with my bank and got my money back. Those leads are worthless and seem to be older, recycled leads marketed as being fresh.

 

[dyadvisor]

bmobini7 Thanks for the very true remark. Being in another "lead" business for 28 years (independent agents for Ins companies to recruit), I am very aware of these insurance hawks. Many leads are sold by three firms already before you get them.

Example 1. Insurance company direct 2. One of their insurance agencies by an agent. 3. Wholesale lead agency by direct mail. 4. Your lead company

A year ago (and maybe now), Metropolitan paid $65.00 for just a adword click on "low price term insurance." This would be a good example of the above 4 steps.

 

[bigeats]

At first, they were giving me credit on the verifiable bogues... but now I'm getting too many people whose incoming calls go directly to a non-descript generic mailbox and email that is never opened.

Screw 'em. They bone me... I squeal... and a few more agents learn about what they're doing.

 

[rutledge25621]

bmobini7 Thanks for the very true remark. Being in another "lead" business for 28 years (independent agents for Ins companies to recruit), I am very aware of these insurance hawks. Many leads are sold by three firms already before you get them.

Example 1. Insurance company direct 2. One of their insurance agencies by an agent. 3. Wholesale lead agency by direct mail. 4. Your lead company

A year ago (and maybe now), Metropolitan paid $65.00 for just a adword click on "low price term insurance." This would be a good example of the above 4 steps.

I would like more information on how to drive leads to my website. My email is rutledge25621 at yahoo.

 

[EB34]

Even worse, alot of the "leads" are just other agents in the business fishing for leads themselves. To make it worse, since most of these bad leads won't even answer their phone, insuranceleads won't credit you unless they talk to them.

 

[bigeats]

Well I just canceled my account with them. I'm tired of fighting with them over misfiltered leads. Just because someone is 65 and looking for a dental policy does NOT mean that they are in the market for a med supp. I just spoke to one guy who sells med supps... and he was looking for a dental plan... of course, they won't credit me... so it's over. I'm still waiting for my 20th "free" lead that they never seemed to get to me...

 

[hermans25]

No there is nothing happening like this if you want to say that GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE then i am agree with you but if you are saying like phone call it is not fact

 

[bigeats]

Here comes the spammers...