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Old 01-26-2009, 09:36 PM   #1
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Anyone heard/had experience w/ this service?

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Old 01-27-2009, 06:19 AM   #2
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Anyone heard/had experience w/ this service?
Other than the fact that they're hammering my inbox with emails?

I should read up on what they're sending, there may be something to it. Most of the lead services I've dealt with to date have been pretty sorry. A lot of money spent with no bang for the buck.
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I avoid working for "paper" contractors. I did that once as a sales guy for painting and made 10% of the contract (at the end after all the problems whittled my 10% quickly), the painter took 45%, and the company (1 old bastard and thief of a man) took 45%.

You can imagine the quality work a 45% painter would do...

I hated that job and I hope Dave dies in a bad way.

ooops, did I just post that out loud?
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