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InsureMe seems have more and more bad leads for insurance agent this year. Even there were bad contact information, you could not get any credit at all if your reach the credit limit 15% or less. I had hard time to get the credit back. I only can get 40% of my bad lead for credit. SO, I AM WASTING MY MONEY FOR THE REST OF 60% BAD LEADS. AGENTS IN MY OFFICE ALREADY DROP INSUREME DUE TO CREDIT POLICY AND LEAD QUALITY. i MAY HAVE TO FOLLOW THEIR STEP SOON.
Posted by: Louis Sun | August 19, 2008 05:05 PM
Wow, that was a relevant comment. Fantastic grammar, and plenty of CAPS too.
Posted by: Ken Peck | August 19, 2008 08:53 PM