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Stay away. The leads are cold, they don’t respond when you reach out, and there are multiple leads that reach out for inaccurate services even when you put down the only types of leads that you’re looking for. Also, the customer service is terrible and you can hardly get in contact with anyone.
COMPLETE SCAM.STAY AWAY! FAKE LEAD GEN. NO RESPONSE TO EMAILS SUPPORT FOR REFUND. FAKE NUMBERS, FAKE INFO, COLD LEADS. NOTHING AS ADVERTISED. HORRIBLE SERVICE. COMPLETE JOKE OF A COMPNY. SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED FOR AS MANY PEOPLE THEY ARE SCAMMING COULD BE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
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