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[slasherscot]

any used them.......£200 for 20 leads seems a bit strong

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

any used them.......£200 for 20 leads seems a bit strong

 

Steer well clear - If it's too good to be true it always is.

Edited June 14, 2010 by Andy Collins
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[Simon Rotheram]

I used them, ok if you want to travel - couple of timewasters too, ok if your short of work.

[Bergen]

Not too sure about this lot - just had a few long sessions of listening to a really pushy fella with a very loose grasp of the English language.

 

Still not sure why a customer might use this sort of a service - why not just Google or does it really save a lot of hassle?

 

Any thoughts from you folks ???

[Alinicoll]

I`ve been watching this one. It`s big in the states (service magic) although i don`t know if it`sthe same company. Why not just google? some do, some people see this as way of getting a few quotes. Some are obvious timewasters, some seem ok. I read there had been problems with the US version because there were alot of fake enquiries so that messed the whole thing up.

 

The idea is good, people put on what they want and you can pay £10 for their contact. Thats cheaper that some advertising. But... i`ve never actually bothered forking out on £200 worth of credit. Be interested if anyone has used it. Pushy sales people always put me off.

[Czlowiek Drzewo]

i've used them. not very good.

better off spending 200 on newspaper adds.