jnevin said:Having done loans for a while, I've heard some fucking cheesedick lines that would make a used car salesman roll his eyes.
calveless wonder said:lolol....throw some out there.
my old business partner had some funny ones.
"Give me 1% of your trust, and i promise i'll earn the other 99%."
"You're not interested in what? Saving money?"
My favorite pitch of his was a complete cold call. never spoke to the person before and he'd go, depending on who picked up the phone
"hey <name>, it's jeff from so and so.....i'm not sure if you recall but a few months back we spoke about your mortgage and at the time i couldn't do anything for you...but once i saw the rates drop i made the commitment to get back to you. that's exactly why i have you on the phone now. do you recall"
70% of the time they say yes LOL.....if they said no he goes "yeah, it was a real brief conversation." and then right into the pitch
jnevin said:When I used to telemarket, I'd say something similar to that call back one. It does work.
But yeah the "don't want to save money" one, the "1%, 99%" one is from Boiler Room, sort of. I had a guy say "What, you're telling me if you saw (x amount of money) sitting on the ground, you'd just step over it? The benefit I'm giving you is financial piece of mind". There are more, I just can't think of them now. I do almost all purchases now, so it's become a lot easier.
calveless wonder said:lolol....throw some out there.
my old business partner had some funny ones.
"Give me 1% of your trust, and i promise i'll earn the other 99%."
"You're not interested in what? Saving money?"
"Really, they quoted you that rate? Who's doing your loan? The tooth fairy?"
My favorite pitch of his was a complete cold call. never spoke to the person before and he'd go, depending on who picked up the phone
"hey <name>, it's jeff from so and so.....i'm not sure if you recall but a few months back we spoke about your mortgage and at the time i couldn't do anything for you...but once i saw the rates drop i made the commitment to get back to you. that's exactly why i have you on the phone now. do you recall"
70% of the time they say yes LOL.....if they said no he goes "yeah, it was a real brief conversation." and then right into the pitch
calveless wonder said:haven't seen the movie in so long...maybe it's programmed in my head. i need to buy the dvd. i'm back on the phones alot more because of how slow business has been....could use some inspiration.
SpyWizard said:that's not bad..
I always use... "wow, that sounds too good to be true... you should go with that, give me a call when i can help you out" everyone knows if it sounds too good to be true.. .
anyway..
jnevin said:I actually just dropped $5K on 100 leads that are really good, according to my friend that's used this source. He funded 26 of the 100 that he bought. Average loan amount was over $300K. Should be decent.
LOL @ Boiler Room being inspirational.
calveless wonder said:sounds like a crock bro......not saying your buddy is lying but i'm big on marketing and i've always been "the" marketing guy at my companies. Any leads that are purchased are bullshit. always. with the exception of internet leads back in like 2002-2003...back then you could dial the whitepages and make 20k a month.
best lead is a self generated one. direct mail, telemarketed, internet (own website), referral.
most lead vendors either sell them off a million times....and then half of the people who buy them are resellers themselves. the lead gets recycled a million times and it becomes garbage.
ON top of that most lead companies are mortgage companies themselves. they cherry pick the good ones and sell the shit
even live transfers are bullshit...the lead is usually garbage and you're just paying an outside telemarketer that you can't even supervise or train or QC, xx amount of dollars per lead.
KillahBee said:So I'm in some shitty part of Charlotte searching for a fax machine for my jagoff client. As I'm perusing the fax aisle some weirdo cracker employee walks up beside me, waits for a few seconds, then says, "So, let me give you the facts".
Oh my fucking fuck.
calveless wonder said:very subtle salesmenship......did that really work?
KillahBee said:So I'm in some shitty part of Charlotte searching for a fax machine for my jagoff client. As I'm perusing the fax aisle some weirdo cracker employee walks up beside me, waits for a few seconds, then says, "So, let me give you the facts".
Oh my fucking fuck.
jnevin said:It sounds like part of Countrywide's sub prime department's sales script.
calveless wonder said:you had a pretty good position at CW B/C, no?
I recall a couple of years ago when i got back into the biz you mentioning it.
why did you leave?
Other than the fact countrywide is full of fuckin crooks.....
evil empire of mortgage companies IMHO. I sent them loans through the wholesale side and their RETAIL side would try to fuckin solicit my borrowers and undercut my fees/rate.
real shady shit.
anything i ever did send them took years to close and they always restipped me.
Wells fargo and CW are on my shit list. will never use them again unless it's the only place i can go with it. and even then i won't expect it to close
so did you buy the fax machine?KillahBee said:So I'm in some shitty part of Charlotte searching for a fax machine for my jagoff client. As I'm perusing the fax aisle some weirdo cracker employee walks up beside me, waits for a few seconds, then says, "So, let me give you the facts".
Oh my fucking fuck.
habitualhealth said:so did you buy the fax machine?
KillahBee said:So I'm in some shitty part of Charlotte searching for a fax machine for my jagoff client. As I'm perusing the fax aisle some weirdo cracker employee walks up beside me, waits for a few seconds, then says, "So, let me give you the facts".
Oh my fucking fuck.
calveless wonder said:very subtle salesmenship......did that really work?
habitualhealth said:so did you buy the fax machine?
all the whey said:Yes, he did.
But, he doesn't want to give it to the owner of it. He "connected" with it even though it is not his.
He asked it out to dinner, but has not heard back yet.
SpyWizard said:The point is in the midwest especially here in Minnesota, they are always looking for the discount... i don't mind upcharging you $2,000 and giving you a $2,000 discount if that's what makes you feel good..
I know what margin i need to make, and i usually ask for that.. I don't like people to lie to me to get a discount.. shop me around??? then i didn't do my job correctly..
When i was a Realtor in Cali in the 80's you let me into your house, you signed whatever contract i put in front of you..
It was fun, a little too time consuming for me with a young family..
lmfao (I expensed both dinners to my clientall the whey said:The best sales line to use on you would be......
"So, let me give you the facts about my boyfriend as we "connect" and you buy me to dinner".
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