By Dan Mitchell, MLM Blog Correspondent
I found this over at Enrique Garibay's MLM Leads site.
MLM Lead Genie, MLMLeadGenie, www.MLMLeadGenie.com has officially
closed their doors and are no longer in business. They no longer sell
mlm lead lists.
closed their doors and are no longer in business. They no longer sell
mlm lead lists.
My name is Enrique Garibay of www.MLMLeads.com.
I’ve generated leads for over 15 years. I couple mlm lead and
prospecting training with each leads order. Because without the
training, you will not get the level of results you expect. I want you
to succeed. And that’s why I provide you access to over $4,000 of real
“nuts and bolts” prospecting training with each mlm leads order.
My direct line is 785-539-6904. Call me today for a free consultation. Or click here to contact me via email.
Does anyone have the inside scoop on what happened?
mlmleads should with them. it seems they are now mlmleadspecialist.com
The above information is false and misleading. MLMLeadGenie is rebranded as MLMLeadSpecialist.com and offers leads at cut throat discounted wholesale rates which Enrique cant ever match because he buys from other lead vendors and marks up leads 400% to 500%.
MLMLeadSpecialist.com is the only national lead vendor which generates 100% of its leads inhouse and is able to pass on the amazing savings to the ultimate customer thus putting an end to fleecing by the likes of Enrique.
John,
We generate our own leads here at http://www.MLMLeads.com. I’m not sure how you’re qualified to make statements to the contrary. Your information is inaccurate and misleading to consumers reading this exchange.
Regarding selling leads at “discount”.. let me explain how “discount” works.
Each company has their own production costs to generate leads. Having generated leads in multiple industries for over the past 16 years, I feel confident in writing that our costs are likely very comparable to every other lead vendor out there. We all work with publishers that we feel can produce quality leads for us. Those publishers are going to be competitive with one another if they’re going to stay in business. That’s a given.
So knowing that our costs are likely comparable, why does one vendor charge more while the other “discounts” their leads?
“Discounts” prices have a direct relationships to the number of times a lead is sold. The more times one sells a lead, the lower they can afford to sell the lead and make money.
At http://www.MLMLeads.com we only sell a lead twice, that’s all.
IF one sold a lead 5 to 7 times realtime, then sold it more times as aged data, then one could easily “discount” their leads. To do so however would reduce the responsiveness of that lead for the end consumer.
Again we all have comparable production costs. It’s how the costs are recouped on the back-end (how many times the lead is sold) that sets the lead price.
So while everyone likes a bargain, consumers looking for “discount” leads should understand that what they’re getting when they purchase such a lead.
Regarding “rebranding”, why would a company spend $1,000s over the years to brand themselves.. then spend $1,000s more to “rebrand” themselves to some new name? Why kill the old brand, especially when it ranked on search engines and provided organic traffic?
The “rebranding” logic isn’t there unless one is trying to disassociate oneself from a negative brand. If that were true, rebranding to disassociate from a negative brand would make perfect sense.
Enrique
I love it! These companies have been ripping people off for years…