For someone choosing an annuity lead service, they need to know if it is guaranteed or not. Also, it is important to understand what guaranteed means. This does not mean that a sale will come from each piece of information that is received. This also does not mean that the consumer will be happy to be contacted by companies, even though they have provided contact information. Some annuity leads companies simply search the Internet or subscribe to a vendor to gather information. If a company is getting their resources in this fashion, it is safe to assume that the consumers are unknowingly being solicited. Contacting a consumer when they are in this position will more than likely waste the time of both the company and individual. Locating a local company may be a very wise choice. This way a representative can explain exactly how their services work for both the company and consumers. Businesses must not assume that a local company is legitimate and will be completely honest with leads. There are numerous companies both on the Internet and locally, that are working to bring in a profit with no regard for consumers or other businesses. If a company is not legitimate, they will easily be found out. "He that walketh uprightly walketh surely: but he that perverteth his ways shall be known" (Proverbs 10:9).
All this may have a consumer convinced to never buy an annuity lead from a company, but that is wrong. It is very important to know how a company works and how they are making their money. As with any purchase, it is important to research options before buying. This is especially true in business matters where reputations and the livelihood of the company are at stake. Performing research through many companies before deciding to buy annuity leads from one service is crucial. Trial and error can be used in this process by working with a company for a short trial period to determine if they are the best choice. If so, a long term agreement may be utilized. If not, the relationship can end at the termination of the trial period, leaving both parties with no major losses.