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Contacting a potential buyer - call or email?
Hi,
I have contact information for several local potential buyers. They are larger wholesalers. I am ready to begin building my buyers list, starting with contacting those who info I have pick up along the way, via various methods.
Should I call them personally or email them? It doesn't matter much to me, however if buyers would prefer email, I don't want call and vice versa. Any suggestions?
Thanks!