ROI Marketing

ROI Marketing Sarah Brown Complete Scam , Internet

12th of Jun, 2011 by User295238

ROI Marketing claims to provide insurance agents with fresh annuity leads supposedly no more than two weeks old. They claim the leads are compiled and collected through of the use of direct mail "ride alongs" which they explain are direct mail pieces sent along with utility bills, etc. and which are returned by consumers asking to meet with a financial services professional as they are intersted in purchasing an annuity. This company and the individuals who work for them - Sarah Brown, especially - are complete, bold-faced liars. What in fact they do, is purchase a list, based upon the demographic info supplied by the agent and use that information to purchse a mailing list in whatever zip code area the unsuspecting agent specifies. This is the same list the agent could purchase on their own through InfoUSA or any other list provider through the internet. It's JUST A MAILING LIST!!! It isn't a list based upon a number of returned direct mail pieces. No one ever filled out and or returned a card requesting to see an agent. Don't fall for their advertising message. It's a total lie. ROI Marketing is a total SCAM.

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4811 days ago by Roi Victim

I agree...
Stay away from ROI Marketing!!!
Don't just take my word for it:

Here is one of BBB report:

http://www.bbb.org/north-east-florida/business-reviews/lead-products/roi-marketing-professionals-llc-in-jacksonville-fl-145513303/

I hear they are also called RAMP
http://www.insurance-forums.net/forum/insurance-leads/roi-marketing-also-called-ramp-t35005-2.html

And here is more:
http://www.ripoffreport.com/directory/roi-marketing.aspx

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