Lead-Trac is designed for commercial real estate
professionals. It's the only product that merges
phone numbers, properties, owners, and a contact
manager all in a single system. This means you don't
have to search though multiple system to get the
data you need. You can contact more owners in less
time and this will result in more deals.
:: How do I sign up
for the service?
You can signup online or simply contact us at 888
956 9998 with the county
you are interested in obtaining access to. We accept
credit cards or an eCheck.
:: How does the National Do Not Call List (DNC)
effect me?
The DNC list is something to be taken very seriously.
Due to the enormous fines involved, your job is
generally in jeopardy if you call a DNC number and
work for one of the larger commercial broker companies.
If you are an independent, there can be
significant fines per call, depending on the state you live in. You are required check with the FTC for DNC phone numbers. For
more information on the DNC and the associated fines,
please visit the
FTC
web site.
Ultimately, ensuring that you
do not call a DNC number for a sales purpose is
your responsibility.
The
FTC
is very clear that you must pay the FTC DIRECTLY
for DNC access. A company that is a seller or telemarketer
could be liable for placing any telemarketing calls
(even to numbers NOT on the registry) unless the
seller has accessed the registry and paid the fee,
if required. Violators may be subject to fines.
Each call may be considered a separate violation.
LeadTrac is NOT a substitution for the FTC or
registering your company for access to the National
Do Not Call list.
:: If I am doing
telemarketing, do I have to have a SAN number?
Absolutely! All sellers covered by the TSR must
pay the appropriate fee to the FTC for an area code
of data before they call, or cause a telemarketer
to call, any consumer within that area code, even
those consumers whose telephone numbers are not
on the registry. (Access to five or fewer area codes
is free.) The only exceptions are for sellers that
call only consumers with which they have an existing
business relationship or written agreement to call,
and do not access the national registry for any
other purpose. Charities and political organizations
that voluntarily want to access the national registry
to prevent calling consumers whose numbers are on
the registry may access it at no cost.
Telemarketers and service providers may access the
registry, at no cost, through the use of their seller-client’s
unique Subscription Account Number (SAN). Even though
they are not required by law to do so, telemarketers
and service providers may gain access to the national
registry on their own behalf, but they must pay
a separate fee for that ability. But before placing
calls on behalf of a seller-client, telemarketers
are required to ensure that their seller-client
has a valid SAN. Go to www.telemarketing.donotcall.gov
to get a SAN number.
:: How does LeadTrac
mobile work?
Ever been driving around and you saw the perfect
property for your client? Enter the address into
your cell phone and see the owner’s name and
telephone number.
