Recently, as of today, I was sending SMS with Ninja Mode, and my opt-out rate hit around 7% and got my numbers shut down. I know I can probably appeal etc, and get them back up. I talked with support and they said that anywhere from 1-10% opt-out rate will do this to the account and after 3 times it gets harder to get the account back. Are there any alternatives to sending SMS that do not require opt-out language or are not as strict? ***Update 9/24/25: I think I have figured this out after texting 60,000 contacts. First if you call these people and they text you back anything it’s free game. Or if you want to blast out a bunch of people I changed my opt-out msg to say “To stop messages and be taken off all lists reply DELETE” not saying that’s the best but it definitely works. Also before you send any messages you will want to validate the numbers. Before you validate the numbers also try this: https://youtu.be/M8uZ6VyahlA?si=jijgRL2cdcPn8bfD shoutout to who ever made this video. It seems that when we implemented this trick along with the others our connection rates went way up and we started pulling in way more leads. I like texting first then getting on a call with interested people. Seems this has helped a lot.

I have been calling and send messages to people all day since 9 a.m. trying to find a buyer. I am confident in my pricing! I went ahead and lowered it just a little. Please say a prayer for me! 8/11 closing date. I did a video walk-through with the families today, and they are counting on me! If I had the money, I would invest in both of these properties! I am claiming a victory!

I’m just doing the free route but how is XLeads? How much easier and faster are you guys contacting sellers from using it compared to other softwares (if used) or even the free route like pulling gov lists and calling yourself. Looking to get it very soon to skip trace gov lists and triple dial + text blast + email blast!

Hello everyone please welcome my daughter Cierra into he community. She is here now !

Hey everyone, I wanted to share our experience and get some feedback from those of you who’ve used different dialers. We started with BatchDialer but had a really poor connection rate, so after doing quite a bit of research, we switched to CallTools. We hired a solid VA and gave him 4 lines. Here’s a snapshot of what we’re seeing: - VA worked 4 hours - CallTools dialed close to 800 numbers - Only 17 actual conversations - Most calls are hitting answering machines - We tested all 10 of our outbound numbers and every one of them shows up as “Scam Likely” on caller ID We’ve capped dialing to 75 per number per day, and half of these numbers are over 30 days old, so it’s not like we’re hammering through them or using brand new numbers either. I reached out to CallTools support, and while the tech was helpful, here’s the gist of what he said: "It’s normal for numbers to be marked as 'Scam Likely.' It can take 2-3 months for that designation to go away. You can register your numbers, but it might not help, and if you do, you’ll need to pause dialing until you get approved and then warm up slowly." This doesn’t really work for us—what’s the point of using a power dialer if we can’t actually power dial for 2-3 months? So now we’re looking at other options. I’ve heard about Enzo and XLeads, and I’d love to hear from anyone who’s used them. - XLeads charges hourly for the dialer, not a flat monthly rate. With 4 hours/day, we estimate the monthly cost will land around $200. I don't have paying extra fee as long as my connection rate is high and I am not flagged by carriers as "scam likely". It's too costly to burn through numbers and pay VA if dialer gets answering machines all day long. If this is the best dialer out there then it will pay for itself in no time. - Enzo seems more plug-and-play, with unlimited outbound calls for a fixed fee, and I heard good things about their connection rate and caller ID reputation, which they manage for you on their platform.