Leadbay Launches Debt Leads

[johnd]

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Hi everyone,

We are pleased to announce the launch of our debt specific leads service. Our short form categorises IVA, Trust Deeds and Debt management leads. If the consumer does not match Debt criteria they will be offered the option of consolidation loans so that the lead is not wasted thus giving the form an excellent conversion/ monetisation rate.

Having just launched our prices are on the up and set to continue to rise over the next two weeks as Leadbay Debt gains momentum.

*edit* prices are the gross price paid by the broker of which you will receive a majority percentage (up to 75%) based on lead sale price and monthly volumes **end edit**

Currently for Debt Management:
£16 for 5-20k
£31 for 20k plus

For IVA/ Trust Deeds:
£41 and rising

Our loan pricing is also taking off in a big way with new partners in place. The prices are set to increase over the next few weeks from those published below.

Secured Loans prices starting from:
£45 for 10-15k
£50 for 15-20k
£60 for 20-25k
£71 for 25k+

Unsecured Loans above 5k:
£10-13

If you are interested in signing up an account you can register here. Feel free to reply, call or PM if you have any questions or need a hand setting up.

Best regards,

John Dixon

[123debtsolutions]

Hi John

Glad to see you finally rolled this out.
Good luck. Speak next week.

Hey, how did you get the pic in the top left corner next to your id?

[johnd]

Cheers Lee!

not sure but it looks rubbish- the proportions are out- I'll have to try and fix that

John

[anshul123]

Good thing is that the payouts are better now

[LeadPointLondon]

I am sure John won't mind me also saying that you can also sell your Debt and IVA leads through LeadPoint.

Debt Managment Leads will sell for between £10-20 and IVA's will sell for between £50-80.

For more information please contact ukbusdev@leadpoint.com

Also do check out our blog for new Lead Generation posts... Lead Generation in the UK

[retrocowboy]

What do you mean by proportions are wrong John? Is it the massive 70's collar that's the problem? ;-)

[johnd]

ha- i sorted the photo out now- but I'm now wondering whether i should throw away the shirt!

John

[anyloans.co.uk]

Don't throw it away

Sell it to Harry Hill

[johnd]

haha! who'd of thought i'd be getting free fashion advice?

For the record it's just a normal shirt!

John