Can Anybody Tell Me About Timothy L. Drobnick?
I signed up for this service called "Orange Leads".
It's a free service which provides home-based
business leads.
It seemed a little odd to me, mostly because the
site itself looks like it was home-made. It's actually
a quite complex site with several interesting
features, but the way it is laid out, looks like the
site was designed 15 years ago before a lot of our
modern tech solutions existed. Kind of like he had
a great idea for a feature on his site, but didn't know
that it had been invented and perfected some time
ago.
I am reserving judgment until I do a little more
research, but the weirder thing is how little there
actually is about this guy on the internet.
Google search reveals only a collection of his own
articles, several social network bios with incomplete
profiles and no friends, and a few people who are
REALLY ticked off at him about some other business
he promotes. I take "Rip-Off Report" with a grain of
salt, but there are a few people who have set up
entire websites against this guy.
Now, I am not one to need a big kick in the pants
in order to make an informed decision. But I just
wanted to know if anyone else has ANY information
about Timothy and/or Orange Leads.
He is active on the chat forum (also home-made)
and responds quickly to questions. He seems genuinely
proud of his product and works diligently on it.
But, what's the deal?
Occasionally I run into folks who are promoting
the system and there is a "premium upgrade" which
I opted out of. I called the person who referred me
and spoke briefly with her. She seemed to be of
little help in answering specific questions. Although,
she did mention that she was making money.
Results of my initial email test...
I gathered and contacted 16 leads from the database.
These leads are unique to me and get deleted as soon
as I collect them.
Sent individual emails simply letting them know where I
found them and asking them for a simple reply of
"yes" or "no" on whether they in fact WERE interested
in building a business at some point. Gave my physical
address, assured them it was a one time email, etc.
Immediately, 7 of the 16 emails bounced. Still waiting
to hear from someone and check the temperature.
So, is there anyone out there who has useful information
on either "Timothy L. Drobnick, Sr." or "Orange Leads"?
I'm not out any cash on this thing, but still...
Thanks.
It's a free service which provides home-based
business leads.
It seemed a little odd to me, mostly because the
site itself looks like it was home-made. It's actually
a quite complex site with several interesting
features, but the way it is laid out, looks like the
site was designed 15 years ago before a lot of our
modern tech solutions existed. Kind of like he had
a great idea for a feature on his site, but didn't know
that it had been invented and perfected some time
ago.
I am reserving judgment until I do a little more
research, but the weirder thing is how little there
actually is about this guy on the internet.
Google search reveals only a collection of his own
articles, several social network bios with incomplete
profiles and no friends, and a few people who are
REALLY ticked off at him about some other business
he promotes. I take "Rip-Off Report" with a grain of
salt, but there are a few people who have set up
entire websites against this guy.
Now, I am not one to need a big kick in the pants
in order to make an informed decision. But I just
wanted to know if anyone else has ANY information
about Timothy and/or Orange Leads.
He is active on the chat forum (also home-made)
and responds quickly to questions. He seems genuinely
proud of his product and works diligently on it.
But, what's the deal?
Occasionally I run into folks who are promoting
the system and there is a "premium upgrade" which
I opted out of. I called the person who referred me
and spoke briefly with her. She seemed to be of
little help in answering specific questions. Although,
she did mention that she was making money.
Results of my initial email test...
I gathered and contacted 16 leads from the database.
These leads are unique to me and get deleted as soon
as I collect them.
Sent individual emails simply letting them know where I
found them and asking them for a simple reply of
"yes" or "no" on whether they in fact WERE interested
in building a business at some point. Gave my physical
address, assured them it was a one time email, etc.
Immediately, 7 of the 16 emails bounced. Still waiting
to hear from someone and check the temperature.
So, is there anyone out there who has useful information
on either "Timothy L. Drobnick, Sr." or "Orange Leads"?
I'm not out any cash on this thing, but still...
Thanks.