Should I be sending 2-3000 per day It is illegal to send unsolicited texts, so you should be sending zero to comply with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

I find this approach is much more effective at getting deals into escrow than anything else, cuts straight through the games of telephone, counters, and whatnot.

The creative types used to have an extender and would put it up just high enough to be out of regular reach of code enforcement on the telephone poles.

I am then patched through to the HR person who informs me my applicant no longer works there as was dismissed two months earlier.Bringing my story back to relevance in this thread:When applicants provide you with telephone numbers for employers or past landlords, lookup the company or individual yourself in 411.  

You can also dial in on wholesalers by calling the telephone numbers on the bandit signs in your area if there are any around.

Any service or advertising contracts: (Trash, extermination, maintenance, management, commission agreements, union agreements, vending, billboard, pay telephone, etc. and any instrument or contract to be assumed by Purchaser) Copies of all recent appraisals, engineering reports, environmental reports Survey (as-built), legal description, architectural and engineering plans and specifications Payroll register: List of employees including name, position, wage rate, and entitled benefits Business license Physical inventory of furniture, fixtures, and equipment, and supplies.

If someone is on a litigator list and is contacted by a telemarketer... chances are they will file a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) lawsuit against the caller.

Lexis Nexis buys account information from places like telephone companies, utility companies, state governments, creditors, etc.  

Every time I'll see a "We Buy Houses" sign on a telephone pole I'll jump out and staple one of mine underneath it.

I've written North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper's office with my complaint against Xpress Loans 911 LLC and asked that office for clarification, review, and enforcement as they see fit.And telephoned Xpress Loans attorney and told her to file their case against me.The truth is not "defamatory and libelous."