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August 5, 2007 at 6:51 PM #9721August 5, 2007 at 7:22 PM #70588JWM in SDParticipant
Hmmm, I guess the posters here must be afraid of me or something.
August 5, 2007 at 7:22 PM #70702JWM in SDParticipantHmmm, I guess the posters here must be afraid of me or something.
August 5, 2007 at 7:22 PM #70710JWM in SDParticipantHmmm, I guess the posters here must be afraid of me or something.
August 5, 2007 at 7:41 PM #70600lindismithParticipantπ
can’t comment because I don’t listen to those stations.
You are on a roll tonight, JWM!
August 5, 2007 at 7:41 PM #70716lindismithParticipantπ
can’t comment because I don’t listen to those stations.
You are on a roll tonight, JWM!
August 5, 2007 at 7:41 PM #70722lindismithParticipantπ
can’t comment because I don’t listen to those stations.
You are on a roll tonight, JWM!
August 5, 2007 at 7:50 PM #70610bubParticipantre. Wesley I pray every night and twice on Sunday that a “perp walk” is in his future. Fortunately I have good reflexes when it comes to changing radio stations.
I also hope that there will come a day when mortgage broker commercials on KOGO are a rarity.
Gotta go it’s Sunday and…. π
August 5, 2007 at 7:50 PM #70724bubParticipantre. Wesley I pray every night and twice on Sunday that a “perp walk” is in his future. Fortunately I have good reflexes when it comes to changing radio stations.
I also hope that there will come a day when mortgage broker commercials on KOGO are a rarity.
Gotta go it’s Sunday and…. π
August 5, 2007 at 7:50 PM #70731bubParticipantre. Wesley I pray every night and twice on Sunday that a “perp walk” is in his future. Fortunately I have good reflexes when it comes to changing radio stations.
I also hope that there will come a day when mortgage broker commercials on KOGO are a rarity.
Gotta go it’s Sunday and…. π
August 5, 2007 at 8:09 PM #70619HLSParticipantJWM,, I can keep up with you…
I believe Melissa Gallagher is the wife of the owner Mr. Gallagher. I have his first name someplace. She was advertising a 4.5% rate with no neg am.
I was dying to know their pitch, cuz I couldn’t figure it out. If you called them, you got NO information over the phone, they would ONLY set a face to face meeting with you to explain (Red Flag #1)Well, I finally found someone who had that face to face. Now I’m pretty creative and can be crafty within the bounds, but their pitch was more outrageous than I could have EVER imagined.
They MAY be involved in multiple lawsuits with lenders and borrowers although I DON’T KNOW THIS FOR SURE.Someday when I have time, if nobody else knows their pitch, I will explain it.
The next/newest one to watch out for is called MMA or Money Merge Account. Their pitch is that you can pay a mortgage off in “as little as” 7-10 years just out of your regular cash flow, by using a HELOC. It didn’t take me long to dissect this one.
First off, it is a MLM scheme to be an agent. You pay $175 for the privilege. Then, you don’t actually sell people a loan, you sell them software for THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED dollars, ya $3,500.00 and you get a commission.
The software tells you how to accomplish the seemingly complicated task. I’ve seen the presentation and they claim to have some serious endorsements of how well it works, including one important guy who states that he’s never endorsed any product before, but he endorses this one…
and several accountants and CPA’s.Part of me was so amused that I couldn’t concentrate on part of the show.
If anybody reading this has seen the presentation and pitch, please post here. I’m not going to say that their claims are false, and perhaps I need to review the program again.
According to the upline of the guy that pitched me, there are at least 18,000 agents already, (he wasn’t sure)I ask a lot of questions, but told him that I wasn’t interested in pitching any product that I didn’t believe in..
Will talk about this more, curious to know if anyone has heard the pitch for either of the above.
August 5, 2007 at 8:09 PM #70733HLSParticipantJWM,, I can keep up with you…
I believe Melissa Gallagher is the wife of the owner Mr. Gallagher. I have his first name someplace. She was advertising a 4.5% rate with no neg am.
I was dying to know their pitch, cuz I couldn’t figure it out. If you called them, you got NO information over the phone, they would ONLY set a face to face meeting with you to explain (Red Flag #1)Well, I finally found someone who had that face to face. Now I’m pretty creative and can be crafty within the bounds, but their pitch was more outrageous than I could have EVER imagined.
They MAY be involved in multiple lawsuits with lenders and borrowers although I DON’T KNOW THIS FOR SURE.Someday when I have time, if nobody else knows their pitch, I will explain it.
The next/newest one to watch out for is called MMA or Money Merge Account. Their pitch is that you can pay a mortgage off in “as little as” 7-10 years just out of your regular cash flow, by using a HELOC. It didn’t take me long to dissect this one.
First off, it is a MLM scheme to be an agent. You pay $175 for the privilege. Then, you don’t actually sell people a loan, you sell them software for THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED dollars, ya $3,500.00 and you get a commission.
The software tells you how to accomplish the seemingly complicated task. I’ve seen the presentation and they claim to have some serious endorsements of how well it works, including one important guy who states that he’s never endorsed any product before, but he endorses this one…
and several accountants and CPA’s.Part of me was so amused that I couldn’t concentrate on part of the show.
If anybody reading this has seen the presentation and pitch, please post here. I’m not going to say that their claims are false, and perhaps I need to review the program again.
According to the upline of the guy that pitched me, there are at least 18,000 agents already, (he wasn’t sure)I ask a lot of questions, but told him that I wasn’t interested in pitching any product that I didn’t believe in..
Will talk about this more, curious to know if anyone has heard the pitch for either of the above.
August 5, 2007 at 8:09 PM #70740HLSParticipantJWM,, I can keep up with you…
I believe Melissa Gallagher is the wife of the owner Mr. Gallagher. I have his first name someplace. She was advertising a 4.5% rate with no neg am.
I was dying to know their pitch, cuz I couldn’t figure it out. If you called them, you got NO information over the phone, they would ONLY set a face to face meeting with you to explain (Red Flag #1)Well, I finally found someone who had that face to face. Now I’m pretty creative and can be crafty within the bounds, but their pitch was more outrageous than I could have EVER imagined.
They MAY be involved in multiple lawsuits with lenders and borrowers although I DON’T KNOW THIS FOR SURE.Someday when I have time, if nobody else knows their pitch, I will explain it.
The next/newest one to watch out for is called MMA or Money Merge Account. Their pitch is that you can pay a mortgage off in “as little as” 7-10 years just out of your regular cash flow, by using a HELOC. It didn’t take me long to dissect this one.
First off, it is a MLM scheme to be an agent. You pay $175 for the privilege. Then, you don’t actually sell people a loan, you sell them software for THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED dollars, ya $3,500.00 and you get a commission.
The software tells you how to accomplish the seemingly complicated task. I’ve seen the presentation and they claim to have some serious endorsements of how well it works, including one important guy who states that he’s never endorsed any product before, but he endorses this one…
and several accountants and CPA’s.Part of me was so amused that I couldn’t concentrate on part of the show.
If anybody reading this has seen the presentation and pitch, please post here. I’m not going to say that their claims are false, and perhaps I need to review the program again.
According to the upline of the guy that pitched me, there are at least 18,000 agents already, (he wasn’t sure)I ask a lot of questions, but told him that I wasn’t interested in pitching any product that I didn’t believe in..
Will talk about this more, curious to know if anyone has heard the pitch for either of the above.
August 5, 2007 at 8:28 PM #70640JWM in SDParticipantYou got me on that one HLS. By MLM, I assume you mean Multi Level Marketing???
August 5, 2007 at 8:28 PM #70755JWM in SDParticipantYou got me on that one HLS. By MLM, I assume you mean Multi Level Marketing???
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