This tenant recently sold her brand new home and is now living in my 1,000 sq ft home built in 1950 and she bombards me daily with complaints about things being old and gross (literally), even asking us to replace all of the electrical outlets and build regular closet doors (ours are floor to ceiling metal doors).

Commercial brokers typically do not have time to be bombarded by questions when in a transaction just so someone not buying can get (trained up).Reminds me of a car audio business sign I saw one time hanging in the front door decades ago.

Everyone is using the same lists and bombarding the same people.

I've been thinking of mailers, but I don't know what gives the most bang for the buck (and the second I started researching, I got bombarded with those little yellow card mailer ads).

He genuinely cared about finding the right without property for me, but without being high-pressure or bombarding me with marketing emails.

Whatever channels are used to put him in touch with new investors need to be bombarded with complaints, the situation is bad enough without new people having access to his nasty operation

After bombarding my tax man with many vetting out questions I learned that he is not a CPA but he is an enrolled agent instead.

It can be a great way to develop a database of brokers in a market but remember if you're seeing this information so is everyone else i.e. the same brokers will get bombarded with the same types of emails by the same types of investors (mostly newbies). 

Educate your potential clients don’t bombard them with properties.2.

The day a lis pendens is recorded, these homeowners are BOMBARDED with mail from foreclosure firms, BK attorneys, investors, realtors - you name it.