Sure, you can save $6/hr or whatever, but think about all of the people who receive spam calls about their social security or from the "IRS."

Listing agents will caution sellers not to accept offers from buyers that haven't seen the property, as they'll be more likely to bail and are often just spamming offers to see what sticks. 3.

Multiple text blast companies have told me you can't send text blasts to people unless they "opt-in" to receiving text messages from you because you could get reported as "spam".How do you guys get around this?

I've not had any spam from either site. 

“Please send payment info to my off shore submarine”i got a message just like this from a dude named Sandhu. just mark it as spam and on to the next! 

In the ad spam I'm getting on Facebook an increasing number of them are hawking "burned out landlord" leads due to all the meddling from the government. 

Anything besides deals coming from wholesalers via email will get unsubscribed from and marked SPAM.

Is it possible the responses went to your spam folder?

Leave a voicemail and I'll call you back if I'm interested.Some of these marketers make so many calls that the mobile service marks them as Potential Spam or Marketing on caller ID. 

Do you honestly think I'm going to sell one of my houses to you because you sent me spam?