trial and error?

They have over 1 Million comps in their database to help them form offer prices and analysis and is also a great site for research to find new places to mail.They offer a 7-day free trial period too so there's no harm if you decide it's not for you.Some other good notes to know is that they are super transparent about what they're doing and also really responsive to feedback. 

The philosophy behind age and experience is somewhat controversial, as it has always been. 

What im saying is it’s trial and error and be open to those new to the industry.

I recently was referred to Ron Legrand's REI courses and he uses Patlive.com/ronlegrand   I called them and they gave me a 14 day trial before switching it to the Ron Legrand program that gives more minutes for less than their regular plan. 

A lot of 'trial and error' and nasty calls from people who want off your mail lists. 

Luckily, I read their contract from top-to-bottom before clicking anything.If you accept ListSource's terms for your first "free list" (they make it appear as a trial) then you are actually entering yourself (or your company) into a legally binding agreement with ProLogic.

I just don't want to waste a lot of money doing trial and error. 

But it is very detailed, from advertising to closing to exit strategies, on and on.The best part is: I listen to it FREE on Amazon with the free 30 day "Audible" trial.

If you don’t mind me asking what kind of budget you doing I was thinking of doing $100 per week on a 3-month trial, how many do you send out at one time?