Steven J. Z.
Easily the worst lead provider of all
Easily the worst lead provider I have ever experienced and I've used them all. 100% of the leads who I've made contact with have no intent to sell, have no idea why I would be calling and don't recall ever giving out their information to inquire about selling. My guess is they are scraping public available homeowner data including phone numbers and emails and then passing them off as leads to keep up with the lead flow to justify their fees. Also keep in mind they will bind you to a contract which is very convenient for them.... Take a look at Jennifer B's review below mine. Notice how she EXPLICITELY states she never filled out their form and their response is to gaslight her and basically say, "ya you did". Unbelievable.
Response from SOLD.comJan 2, 2026
We’re truly sorry to hear how frustrating this experience has been. We understand how discouraging it can feel when early conversations don’t reflect the outcomes you were hoping for, and we appreciate you sharing your perspective. To add some important context, your account has been active for just about one month. SOLD.com is structured as a 12-month program by design, because most homeowners are not immediately ready to sell when they first request information. Historically, only about 10% of homeowners are prepared to engage within the first 30–60 days. The majority require time, education, and follow-up before they are willing to seriously discuss selling. This longer nurturing window is exactly why the program is not positioned as an instant-gratification lead source. SOLD.com has been operating for over 7 years, and we provide agents with full transparency into lead activity, engagement, and conversions. Our longevity, along with the positive results many agents see over time, simply wouldn’t be possible if the system didn’t work when implemented as intended. We also want to directly and clearly address the concern about lead quality and sourcing. We do not scrape public records, reuse old data, or sell harvested contact information. Every homeowner lead comes from individuals who submit their information through our website or through ads we run online. Each submission includes explicit opt-in consent language, along with time-stamped confirmation and IP address data. This level of verification is required by law, and we take it seriously. Anything else would be unethical and illegal — and it is not how SOLD.com operates. When homeowners say they don’t recall submitting a form, it’s typically because they are very early in the process, requested general information (such as a home value or selling options), or submitted the form weeks or months prior. That doesn’t mean the lead isn’t real, it means the homeowner isn’t yet emotionally or mentally aligned with selling, which is common in this stage. We’re always open to reviewing lead activity, walking through sourcing details, and helping agents adjust follow-up strategies to improve engagement over time. If you’d like to discuss your account in more detail, our team is available to do so.



