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Sean Mcintire
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Maketing for notes - as part of being a whoelsaler

Sean Mcintire
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Hi all,  and thanks ahead of time ...

I was told by a 7-figure earner in the online marketing (not notes specifically or even REI) space over the last 15 years personally yesterday that it's strictly illegal to text a person withOUT their consent. So when I skip trace a list of noteholders and use CALLTEXT.COM to text them 1 text a week for 4 weeks that is STRICTLY ILLEGAL since they never "opted-in". I assume this guy is 100% right and that I should stop (I have btw) doing that immediately.

What say you?

Thanks again.

-Sean McIntire

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Tim Fitzgerald
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  • Chicago, IL
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Tim Fitzgerald
  • Specialist
  • Chicago, IL
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I would be very surprised if you were to get much, if any, response by unsolicited texting- potential illegalities notwithstanding.

Whereas, direct mailing to a good purchased list of note holders can be quite profitable, especially once you've been at it for several months. Follow-up is key. If you just send out one mailing, that's not going to cut it over time. In my experience, most of the closed deals are unearthed on the follow-up.

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