I believe the best way to get a deal is to lead with a direct mail campaign and use all the other channels as follow up to each batch of mail.My direct mail campaign would look like this: Week 1: Send out your mail to your listWeek 1: (Optional) Start targeting your prospects with online adsWeek 2: Call up all your prospects to follow up the mailWeek 3: Send text messages to all the prospectsWeek 4: Leave voicemails (whenever possible)Week 5: Send out second batch of direct mailFollowing a schedule like this should yield quick results.Hope this helps. 

There are certain benchmarks of days and we get another batch of calls.

Or, you can pay datazapp.com $250 up front and you can get 6,000 (which is less emails that you get for $125 two times), but the big advantage is you can get small batches like only 300 records 20 times in one month until you reach your 6,000.Again, I have my own priority software for bulk emails.

I don't limit how much they can access (for now at least) because I don't see someone ripping open 60 sugar packets to make a batch of brownies and if they do, they've earned it lol

There are options with flexible pricing plans and affiliate programs that can end up paying for your batch skip tracing lists.

It has excellent batch skip tracing and single searches.

I like Behr self priming Swiss Coffee, sold at HomeDepot... premixed, always in stock, always very consistent from one bucket to the next for touch ups and does not fail when properly applied.edit: missed the part about not white enough...use Ultra Pure White by same manufacture...premixed...always better to go premixed, as I find it most consistent from one batch to the next, so touch ups are less noticeable

They work in large batches, but by the second half of the month most of the funds have been disbursed.

Utilize tools such as PropStream or Batch Leads to identify cash buyers within Short-Term Rental (STR) communities and gather their contact information through skip tracing techniques.

Usually pulling data from reonomy, skip tracing through batch.