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John S Lewis
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Using Listsource effectively

John S Lewis
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  • Jackson, NJ
Posted

Hello BP community - I just did a search on listsource.com and narrowed it down quite significantly for my zip code using absentee owners.  How do I know if I have a good list?  Is this just trial and error?  Seems like it could add up to a lot of $$'s pretty quickly if just using trial and error.  Any good suggestions are appreciated.  Thanks.

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