Chris K.
Guilford,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, July 01, 2008
Unfortunately, this comment is qualified as a "rebuttal" to your comment, when in fact I have important experience to share that, more or less, qualifies your experience as accurate... I am a commercial customer of "Juicy Leads"" who made the mistake of contracting with them to buy marketing leads for the purpose of expanding my mortgage business. Representatives at Juicy Leads indicated that the website "loansolutions.net" was the website advertised on other larger websites such as Yahoo, Google, and host of other major sites. Now, I have never seen the website "loansolutions.net" advertised anywhere, much less on a large site like the ones I mention above. Adding insult to injury, a more thorough check of loansolutions.net, and its respective pages, seems to indicate that it is an un-maintained website with no ownership, web maintenance, or updates. The rate page (where "todays rates" are quoted) has market mortgage rates listed on it that are over two years old. Additionally, most of the "qualified leads" (per a representative at Juicy Leads) that we called at my company, panned out to be people that had indicated they had been spammed, and were tired of receiving calls from mortgage brokers such as myself. In many cases these poor people had been called by as many of 20 or more lending professionals trying to sell them mortgages... a strong indicator that Juicy Leads was reselling spammed information multiple times. The company that performs their "audit function" for customer information accuracy, was recently indicted for stealing customer information, and the unprofessional nature with how our company was handled can't be described in brief terms... This company is foul, and its no coincidence that its representatives and owners live in a "homestead protected" state where bringing suit against lawbreakers is a difficult and convoluted process. My guess is that you are one of many with a story like the one you've told.