Great leads + A+ support
Great leads, Timely product, can always rely on their support.
23 August 2023
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LeadPoint, Inc. is a software and information technology services company for the lead generation industry located in Los Angeles, California.
Contact info
Wilshire Blvd 12121, 90025, Los Angeles, United States
- leadpoint.com
Spam emailers under various guises
Yet another company that thinks it is OK to illegally send multiple spam emails. Fed up that the USA won't get a grip on these criminals and take them down or do something about them. Any reputable country would, why can't they. Clearly brain dead and wouldn't trust them to look after a bit of effluent let alone important life changing decisions.
19 August 2020
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