It was one of the worst weekends of my life and the experience left me feeling robbed of what would have been a perfectly good Saturday & Sunday.Trying to do this job yourself is one of the best ways to burn yourself out and waste an incredible amount of time that you could be spending on some much more productive activities.Trust me - this is something you need to start outsourcing pronto (and if you do it right, it'll probably be cheaper than the way you're trying to do it now anyway).www.Click2Mail.comIf you need a free video tutorial walking you through the ordering process - let me know and I'll send it to you.

Each one is a completely different beast and you'll need to learn the difference.As far as evaluating a good deal, check out this video, it may help:I'd personally stick to 1-4 on my first deal.

I found a video on YouTube.  

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Thank you @Abduk R for the post. i just saw a video from Jim Rohn right now thanks to this post, the guy is awesone.

Check out this video if you get the chance, it may help:

I would also video record her or have a friend do it with an iPhone or the like of you making the attempt in a cordial manner.

He expressly states it in the video.

It will definitely get you where you're looking to go :)If you haven't come across the 50% rule yet, here is a quick video that will help evaluate your deals:

I believe at one point I had found a video on google for free, a presentation Dan did at one of his conferences about the power of the Dunning mailer process as illustrated by a local plumber he had hired.Here's a quick wikipedia article about Dunning:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning_(process)You can see it was originally used, and probably still is, with collections companies.