Facebook ads or Ringless voicemail?

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Brian Chesla · Answer

@Abraham Hernandez I get my lists from REI Market Pro.  I can get 3000 people for under $300...list source seems quite expensive!

Brian Chesla · Answer

You could buy a list of 5,000 absentee owners for about the same price.

Justin Winthers · Answer

Adam, a campaign of 300 people should not cost your more than $75 if you're doing ringless voicemail.

Sarah Wade · Answer

I use listsource and Google Voice ,

Chris Burnett · Answer

@David Lee I hear some people say that, and am not a lawyer, but to me it really seems like calls anything off-market people on here are dealing with would meet the definition of telephone solicitation that is laid out.

To my knowledge, this is not something new.

Dave Lee · Answer

@Chris Burnett  Wow, thanks for pointing that out. They must of recently changed that because I researched that a few months ago and talked to an attorney and that seem to be the loop hole being that we as investors aren't selling anything.

Chris Burnett · Answer

You're marketing the professional service you provide, which pertains to purchase/investment in property.Straight from the FCC:

"The term “telephone solicitation” means the initiation of a telephone call or message for the purpose of encouraging the purchase or rental of, or investment in, property, goods, or services"

https://transition.fcc.gov/cgb/policy/TCPA-Rules.p...

Brian Chesla · Answer

@Chris Burnett  you're not selling anything...that is the loophole. I'm not selling anything or marketing a product.  How do I fall under the definition of a sale?

Chris Burnett · Answer

Make sure none of the owners are in Florida if you don't plan to do this immediately. Rick Scott signed a bill that goes into effect in a month and a half that changes the states definition of telephone sale to include voicemail transmission, closing up the loophole RVM thrives within in that state.

Facebook ads or Ringless voicemail?

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