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Interesting post on Craigslist today:
Have $1,800 worth of LeadPoint leads left, will sell at big discount (Nationwide)
I have $1,800 worth of LeadPoint funds left, will sell at big discount because I am not doing any mortgage brokerage and they are not refunding me since it’s part of my initial deposit. If you are interested, I will create account for you so that you can purchase leads from there yourself. For those of you who are not familiar with LeadPoint, it’s a place where sellers and buyers of leads work together, you can choose what you are looking for (location, loan size, age of a lead, etc.), choose your price and buy leads.
Find the Posting HERE
Maybe worth picking up some extra leads at a discount.
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He/she should have stuck with the bidding marketplace theme of LeadPoint and posted on eBay instead.
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Ha, your absolutely right Mike.
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The post on Craigslist is inaccurate. LeadPoint does refund deposits made by buyers.
Upon request, we return unspent monies less a small processing fee. It would never be in the interest of this individual to transfer his/her deposit to another company at a “big discount.”
On our blog at http://tiny.cc/zv5VZ I provide clarification on LeadPoint’s payment policies and benefits of our exchange.
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Hi..
I agree with one of the other commenters in that LeadPoint will give a partial refund for unused funds. In fact, I used their company in the past and when I asked for a refund (I wasn’t quite satisfied with the quality of leads I was getting), I got one within a few days.
So I would recommend that the person just contact LeadPoint’s helpdesk and get most f their money back that.
Best regards,
John Stanley
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