Also, you can't assume EVERY or even MOST of your recipients have a phone with the necessary technology/app to make use of a QR code.

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I have previously worked in technology sales in Atlanta and do not yet have a job here in Dallas.

Much of the blame was on technology, high social pressures to achieve and tech devices that were never turned off!

One thing my dad was right about, the younger generations are lazier, they don't have the work ethic of the old timers which is the unfortunate side, the good side is that life is much easier and younger generations have technology working for them, so they can afford to be lazier. 

@Brionne MossAs an example of the many scripts I have added to BP over the years none of them include this question|statement which with today's technology is a great question to ask... 

we are very close to having a majority of front views of houses attached to list information and technology is already available to mass mail using pictures as variable data.When this day comes at a reasonable investment marketing for houses will change abruptly.In the mean time the laborious task is still worth the investment.

I see new technology being tried within the areas that have a lot of building potential. 

I am a current actual user of CallText.com.The power it promises is game-changing and I think eventually I'll be able to get there, but so far the first couple weeks have been technology challenges.

Quickly, regarding the texting, I have no problem with the technology, but just to clarify my question, how does one come up with the offer amount after receiving nothing but a text with a single word/name on it?