Live Lead Transfers
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- Need to increase your sales?
- Hate cold-calling or simply don't know what to say to get in?
- Need more revenue and a better ROI from your investment in marketing?
- Wouldn't it be nice to have Live Leads wanting to talk to you>
We offer solutions!
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It's simple:
- We produce only High Quality ads that work for you
- We buy the right media that yields impressive results
- We direct the calls to your Sales Team and on your schedule
- Tell us how many calls you need and you shall receive
- All you only pay for are the quality calls received
You won't find us badgering other lead programs on our website. We have enough faith in our service that we'll let our performance speak for itself. There are no fancy graphs trying to convince you that you are getting more than you are bargaining for. Our program is very simple.
Target Data Improves results and lowers cost.
We can help you filter out who you are calling by acquiring lists built with your parameters and filters in place. Not only is this the most cost-effective method for generating live leads, it demonstrates that you are a responsible direct marketer by not sending out thousands of non-relevant messages to people that could never be classified as a quality lead.
B2B-The advantages of Business to Business Live Leads.
Press 1 campaigns for marketing business services and products to business is an extremely viable and affordable method to get your information to decision makers. We have successfully provided live lead transfers for accountants, VISA-MASTERCARD processors, merchant cash advance, business grants and loans, small group health plans, yellow page directories, advertising programs, website development, Search engine marketing, and alarm companies. Business compliance is easy and are not in anyway regulated by the FCC or FTC other than making sure you aren't calling police, fire, or emergency numbers.Voice Broadcasting is an excellent way to also follow-up on direct mail pieces, direct potential clients to a website, and to announce daily or weekly specials. You can also utilize our services to custom call your existing clients to notify them of everything from new incoming merchandise, open houses, and other promotional offerings. Let us discuss your needs and see if voice broadcasting can enhance your business development.
Voice Broadcasting for Consumer Dialing
Please be sure that you are in full compliance before starting a press-1 broadcast into a persons residence. Be sure you have registered as a telemarketer with the National Do No Call Registry and get your sans number. To help you get started in proper compliance follow this link: Do Not Call Registry.
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Knowing that you are here looking for quality marketing help, we've even put links to dozens of lead services here for you. Why would we put our competition on this website? It's simple; we believe our program that delivers immediate results is superior to any other lead generation service. You can find these in our Get Leads section.
New Age Technology + Old School Principles = SUCCESS!
Our service has a proven track record of success for the following:
Home Loans - Loan Modifications - B2B - Insurance
Debt Settlement - Debt Negotiation - Extended Auto Warranty
Tax Settlement - Education - Non-Profit Organizations
Collection Agencies - Existing Clientele
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The Dow industrials closed below 10000 for the first time in three months as concerns about the global economy and U.S. interest-rate policy simmered. U.S. proposals to ban banks from using their capital to acquire stakes in companies would have the biggest impact on Goldman Sachs, which has the world's largest private-equity operation. Hartford Financial Services Group and Lincoln National reported profitable fourth quarters following punishing periods a year earlier. Shifting demand and record crops have farmers adjusting to new realities. What does it mean for the future—and the futures? Investors seized the opportunity to buy at bargain prices and as weakness in the U.S. dollar helped provide support to dollar-denominated commodities. Japan Airlines is planning to announce that it will maintain its alliance with AMR's American Airlines, dealing a blow to rival Delta. The president of the St. Louis Fed said the central bank should begin gradually selling its mortgage-securities holdings later this year despite concerns from some investors the move would raise mortgage rates Electronic Arts posted a smaller loss in the holiday quarter, despite a 25% drop in sales, but the company issued a weak outlook for the current quarter. Shares tumbled. The benchmark index fell for the fourth session, and the yield premium over German bonds widened again. Rajiv Goel, a former Intel manager, pleaded guilty to securities fraud and admitted to feeding inside information to Galleon founder Rajaratnam. Treasury prices slipped as market participants prepared for a hefty offering of new Treasury securities this week. Lingering concerns about the fiscal health of weaker nations in the bloc of countries that use the euro kept the currency near an eight-month low against the dollar. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 103.84 points, or 1%, to 9908.39, marking its first close below the 10000 level in three months. CIT Group shares enjoyed a temporary boost after the company said that former Merrill Lynch chief Thain had taken the helm, but options traders appear to think the stock has limited potential. Small-capitalization stocks slid to 2010 lows as lingering anxiety over sovereign-debt risk in Europe and uncertainty over regulation of U.S. financial institutions prompted investors to pull back from riskier assets. Most bond funds will dodge the debt meltdown in Greece, but about a dozen U.S. funds have at least five 5% of their assets there and in other financially troubled European nations. Derivatives exchange operator CME Group saw trading activity on its markets jump on Friday to levels last seen during the 2008 financial crisis. Rivals ICE and ELX Futures also set records. Former Ernst & Young partner James Gansman was sentenced to a year and a day in prison after he was convicted last year of fraud charges in an insider-trading scheme. Nasdaq OMX posted a 23% increase in earnings, reflecting year-earlier write-downs, though its revenue fell. Pimco's CEO said in an interview that bonds from emerging economies and the German government are the most attractive sovereign debt securities in the world. Bargain hunters and large fuel consumers are willing to purchase oil to prevent further losses, particularly with demand due to rise heading into its traditional summer peak. Anglo-Swiss miner Xstrata said it would resume paying a final dividend, signaling an upbeat outlook for commodity prices and a turnaround at a company that only a year ago struggled with high debt and uncertain markets. Last week, 10 Asian issuers priced a record weekly total of around $7.2 billion in international bonds. Bankers say a slowdown in the next few weeks would give the market more time to digest all the supply.
The Dow industrials closed below 10000 for the first time in three months as concerns about the global economy and U.S. interest-rate policy simmered. U.S. proposals to ban banks from using their capital to acquire stakes in companies would have the biggest impact on Goldman Sachs, which has the world's largest private-equity operation. Hartford Financial Services Group and Lincoln National reported profitable fourth quarters following punishing periods a year earlier. Shifting demand and record crops have farmers adjusting to new realities. What does it mean for the future—and the futures? Investors seized the opportunity to buy at bargain prices and as weakness in the U.S. dollar helped provide support to dollar-denominated commodities. Japan Airlines is planning to announce that it will maintain its alliance with AMR's American Airlines, dealing a blow to rival Delta. The president of the St. Louis Fed said the central bank should begin gradually selling its mortgage-securities holdings later this year despite concerns from some investors the move would raise mortgage rates Electronic Arts posted a smaller loss in the holiday quarter, despite a 25% drop in sales, but the company issued a weak outlook for the current quarter. Shares tumbled. The benchmark index fell for the fourth session, and the yield premium over German bonds widened again. Rajiv Goel, a former Intel manager, pleaded guilty to securities fraud and admitted to feeding inside information to Galleon founder Rajaratnam. Treasury prices slipped as market participants prepared for a hefty offering of new Treasury securities this week. Lingering concerns about the fiscal health of weaker nations in the bloc of countries that use the euro kept the currency near an eight-month low against the dollar. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 103.84 points, or 1%, to 9908.39, marking its first close below the 10000 level in three months. CIT Group shares enjoyed a temporary boost after the company said that former Merrill Lynch chief Thain had taken the helm, but options traders appear to think the stock has limited potential. Small-capitalization stocks slid to 2010 lows as lingering anxiety over sovereign-debt risk in Europe and uncertainty over regulation of U.S. financial institutions prompted investors to pull back from riskier assets. Most bond funds will dodge the debt meltdown in Greece, but about a dozen U.S. funds have at least five 5% of their assets there and in other financially troubled European nations. Derivatives exchange operator CME Group saw trading activity on its markets jump on Friday to levels last seen during the 2008 financial crisis. Rivals ICE and ELX Futures also set records. Former Ernst & Young partner James Gansman was sentenced to a year and a day in prison after he was convicted last year of fraud charges in an insider-trading scheme. Nasdaq OMX posted a 23% increase in earnings, reflecting year-earlier write-downs, though its revenue fell. Pimco's CEO said in an interview that bonds from emerging economies and the German government are the most attractive sovereign debt securities in the world. Bargain hunters and large fuel consumers are willing to purchase oil to prevent further losses, particularly with demand due to rise heading into its traditional summer peak. Anglo-Swiss miner Xstrata said it would resume paying a final dividend, signaling an upbeat outlook for commodity prices and a turnaround at a company that only a year ago struggled with high debt and uncertain markets. Last week, 10 Asian issuers priced a record weekly total of around $7.2 billion in international bonds. Bankers say a slowdown in the next few weeks would give the market more time to digest all the supply.
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Home Depot is testing a warm-and-fuzzy approach to selling hammers, lighting and garage doors that targets female shoppers. Pandemic, BioWare to change ownership, join 'Madden' team. Disney plans to sell a line of products called Disney Garden. Online encyclopedia to move cross-country in January to hub of tech world. Retailers' sales rose 0.6 percent last month and gasoline stations turned in their biggest jump in sales since May. The business software maker confirmed today it offered BEA Systems $17 per share, a 25 percent premium over Thursday's closing price of $13.62. AT&T Inc. said on Thursday that the head of its wireless unit, Stan Sigman, was retiring, and it appointed Ralph de la Vega as his successor. State Treasurer Richard Moore has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate the timing of stock sales made by the chief executive of mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp.
Home Depot is testing a warm-and-fuzzy approach to selling hammers, lighting and garage doors that targets female shoppers. Pandemic, BioWare to change ownership, join 'Madden' team. Disney plans to sell a line of products called Disney Garden. Online encyclopedia to move cross-country in January to hub of tech world. Retailers' sales rose 0.6 percent last month and gasoline stations turned in their biggest jump in sales since May. The business software maker confirmed today it offered BEA Systems $17 per share, a 25 percent premium over Thursday's closing price of $13.62. AT&T Inc. said on Thursday that the head of its wireless unit, Stan Sigman, was retiring, and it appointed Ralph de la Vega as his successor. State Treasurer Richard Moore has asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate the timing of stock sales made by the chief executive of mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp.
