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Contractors Registers, Inc The Blue Book Network The Blue Book Network, Contractors Registers, Inc, The Blue Book Building and Construction Network Salesperson Said that they had direct connections with project owners and general contractors that will lead to much business and it was not true. Jefferson Valley New York
We are a construction company who signed up with the blue book after a salesperson completely lied to us about how the service works.
We SPECIFICALLY asked if the "leads" were from the job owners, we told them that we did not have a dedicated estimator that bid from blueprints. As we did not want to waste our time with getting emails from companies who did not own the jobs.
She ASSURED us that we would only receive leads from job owners or contractors who had been awarded the projects. First of all, we received a lot of "leads" but had to filter through them because about 90% of them were for jobs that were nowhere near our service area or did not include our trade.
That aside, we bid on multiple projects. It was only after following up each time that I discovered none of the companies owned the jobs! They were simply taking our bids and adding them to their own and then submitting them to the actual job owner!
It was a complete waste of our time, as we were not looking for a networking service. We had no desire to hobnob and smooth talk people to win them over just to get jobs.
Has a successful business owner I recommend you don't even talk to the people of The Blue Book Network. They have charged me without my authorization thousands of dollars. They have an ambiguous and shady contract, they do not add value to your business.
Their promises of assistance to your business are shallow and without real action. If you try to get them to do anything for you, they ignore you for months and then send you an invoice for thousands of dollars of services not rendered.
I recommended that you stay clear of their fraudulent marketing ploys and expend your money in the Business Registry of Georgia Tech or any other services that the Chamber of Commerce and other business groups can offer with the membership. Save yourself and your business time, money and grief by staying clear of them.
I had the same experience as described on these links:
https://the-blue-book-network.pissedconsumer.com/review.html