Randy T.
WARNING TO REALTORS, RED FLAG SCAM
WARNING TO REALTORS, MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS, AND REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OWNERS — READ THIS BEFORE GIVING THIS COMPANY ONE DOLLAR. I found this company through Facebook advertising, signed up through a Zoom presentation SCAM. I will be reporting this theft to my police department and handing over Pictures of Lauren and Megan & Rachel Vilegas- Thank goodness I recorded our Zoom meeting. I deeply regret not checking their Trustpilot reviews before paying them $2,000. I was promised 14 leads in my account by the following week by Lauren & Megan& when that didn't happen, I finally found and read the large number of disturbing complaints on Trustpilot, I immediately asked for my money back. They refused to refund me. I specifically told them that the extremely negative reviews I had discovered were the reason I no longer wanted to move forward. Their response was that they supposedly have more than 4,500 happy clients. That raised an obvious question for me: If there are thousands of happy clients, where are they? Because what I found on Trustpilot was complaint after complaint from customers describing terrible experiences, wasted money, poor-quality leads, no legitimate leads, refund problems, and promises they say were never fulfilled. I even asked Brandon, who I was told was the lead administrator, if he would simply let me speak with a few of these supposedly happy clients. I asked to listen to their ISA's phone recordings, to find out their scripts and listen to their calls. He refused my request and ended the call. That did absolutely nothing to increase my confidence. Then came my own experience. I PAID THIS COMPANY $2,000 AND THEY DID NOT DELIVER ONE LEGITIMATE LEAD TO ME. Not one. I paid for a lead-generation service because I expected actual real estate opportunities. What I received did not come remotely close to justifying the $2,000 I paid. Based on my personal experience, I consider this one of the worst business purchases I have ever made. What makes this even more alarming is that my experience appears very similar to what many other reviewers have reported. Other customers on Trustpilot have complained about: @Paying hundreds or thousands of dollars and receiving zero legitimate leads @Wrong or invalid phone numbers and email addresses @People saying they never requested real estate information @Contacts immediately responding STOP or requesting Do-Not-Call @Leads being delivered from the wrong state or market @Leads allegedly being shared with or contacted by other agents @Promises of multiple "hot," "live," or qualified leads that reviewers say never arrived @Poor follow-up and poor customer service @Difficulty obtaining refunds @Charges continuing after customers attempted to cancel @High-pressure sales tactics @Major differences between what reviewers say they were promised and what they actually received One reviewer reported spending $2,000 over three months and receiving nothing of value. Another reviewer stated they were promised approximately 8–10 live leads per month and did not receive one legitimate lead during the entire paid membership. Another customer reported paying for three months and receiving not a single lead. Sound familiar? It certainly does to me. MY EXPERIENCE: $2,000 PAID. ZERO LEGITIMATE LEADS. I also strongly encourage anyone considering this company to carefully verify exactly who they are doing business with. Based on what I encountered and what other reviewers have alleged, you should also pay close attention to the business name, website, advertising account, and any other names being used before signing anything or giving them your credit card. Do not rely on a polished Facebook advertisement. Do not rely on a Zoom sales presentation. Do not rely on verbal promises. Do your own research. Read the reviews. Ask where the leads actually come from. Ask whether the leads are exclusive. Ask how they are generated. Ask exactly what makes a lead "qualified." Ask what happens when the leads are bad. Ask what the refund policy is. Ask for the promises made during the sales presentation IN WRITING. And if a company tells you it has thousands of happy customers, ask to see independently verifiable evidence and legitimate references. I WISH I HAD DONE ALL OF THIS BEFORE GIVING THEM MY $2,000. In my opinion and based on my own experience, this was a complete ripoff. I paid $2,000 and received ZERO legitimate leads. I would NEVER recommend this company to another Realtor, mortgage professional, or business owner. If this review prevents even one person from losing thousands of dollars the way I did, then posting it was worth it. BUYER BEWARE. READ THE TRUSTPILOT REVIEWS BEFORE YOU PAY THEM ANYTHING. DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE HANDING OVER YOUR MONEY.


