LeadsList offer debt leads
LeadsList today updated its real-time leads market with a new type of lead - Debt Leads.
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Graham Gorton, LeadsList CEO, says:
"We are particularly excited to be able to offer Debt leads to all lead buyers as we have proven lead sources that consistently perform well. Debt Leads are highly sought after right now and we field daily requests from existing and prospective LeadsList members for them.
"Expect lots of price movement and competitive bidding, which is why we advise buyers to bid early and strongly on this lead type. You can, as always, also bid below the market price and wait for the dust to settle.”
Pricing & Availability
Debt Leads will be offered at the base-price of £33.00 per lead and will be available from 10:00 GMT on September 12.
LeadsList also offers the following types of leads:
-Any Purpose Loans
- Business Loans
-Car Loans
- Debt Consolidation Loans
- Homeowner Loans
- Payday Loans.
Unique features of LeadsList include:
-Open 24/7 - trading all day, every day
- Lead management - sophisticated lead overviews, filtering and granular level lead data available at any time
- Monitor bids - track live and queued bids in the app plus notifications by email
- All access - one registration offers buyers access to LeadsList through a range of devices or on a PC
- Elegant design - makes it easier for buyers to bid and manage their leads
- Clear and fair pricing - all lead prices are displayed as soon as you log-in
- Robust - able to handle large volumes at peak market times
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