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6 Comments on Referral Scams and Annoyances
Hi Todd,
I do not take those calls anymore.. because it is a scam.
Hey Todd,
Timely post. The lead aggregators do the same thing with home inspectors. Frustrating that they are stealing leads that should naturally come to us, without cost, if they weren't stealing them with their high powered websites (black hat SEO??).
Sounds like you've got a reasonable question to determine legitimacy or not very quickly. Good for you!
I just tell them I'm not interested and hang up. Doesn't stop the calls but uses minimal cell minutes.
Was that a slickk new vehicle I saw your sign on the other day as I was leaving Harbor Village?
Erby, you talking about the Ferrari? I would never put my signs on that! If you are talking about the white van, not new, just a car wash! (Okay... I don't have a Ferrari!)
T
Nah, I thought I saw a MacMillan, LLC sign on a flashy white & brown SUV type vehicle, but it went by pretty fast. Maybe I was just imagining things.
Keep it up and it won't be long before you can afford the Ferrari wether you buy it or not.
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