Leadnetpro Leroy Lehr, James Manning teaches their sales people to break the law and use unethical and illegal sales tactics Woodbury, Minnesota

It is NOT against the law to call businesses.

LeadNet Pro is NOT telling anyone to call consumers.

The program only extracts Business emails and numbers.  An owner of a home based business is also a Business.  Sure they may use their home phone or cell phone for their business but that is why they were called.  They ADVERTISE their home number as their Business number.  This is the only time a "consumer" would be called.

You can't download, install and use a program and expect ANY Company...Microsoft included...to give you your money back.  You could keep the program and continue using it and the software company would be out of business.

This is NOT a MLM or illiegal pyramid.  You need to get your facts correct before you start bashing companies in public forums.  They only pay a referral/affiliate fee.  Thousands and thousands of companies have an affiliate program... see Amazon! 

Some people just like to complain.

I was investigating lead net pro and you accused them of stealing info from companies to make their leads.
Well I have never done business with them but currently am a telemarketer and call companies from leads every day. Our leads are obtained legally and have all the info you say lead net pro is stealing. What makes you think they are stealing this information? Just about ever company has the info on their company listed as a matter of public reference. We get our leads from a reputable source. A company that has been in business for many many years. What makes you think lead net pro does this any differently??? all info on companies is a matter of public information.
Our lead source is Manufactures Leads I know they are reputable.
The fact that you say lead net pro gets their info on companies is just not so. This info is available to any one who wants it.

Do you personally know "this" Dan Miller?  Have you actually bought and used the system yourself and tried it out?  I heard that they have live meetings every Thursday "live" with this Dan Miller.  Have you expressed your concerns to him in these meetings? What did he respond?

I was offered to join LeadNetPro recently also and I looked up Dan Miller and LeadNetPro and found a "ton" of Dan and/or Daniel Millers online.  This company is just two months old.  I only found your complaint attached to "this" Dan Miller and it seems like the four complaints here on RiipOffReport are one and the same (?).  If this isn't true, would the others here rebut to my comments, please?

According to the latest Alexa traffic ranking (http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/www.leadnetpro.com):

LeadNetPro.com has a three-month "global" Alexa traffic rank of 31,208.

Approximately 80% of the site's visitors are in the US, where it has attained a traffic rank of 3,709. Compared with the overall internet population, the site appeals more to users who browse from home; its audience also tends to consist of men over the age of 35 who have attended college and have incomes between $30,000 and $100,000. 

I can only "assume" that men over the age of 35 who have attended college and have incomes between $30K and $100K  CAN (and "knowingly") make an educated decision as to buying ANY home-based business opportunity online. 

Can you please tell me where you get YOUR statics to make such a comment/complaint?  Or advise as to how Alexa.com could be so wrong with theirs? 

I haven't bought into this program, however after reading more about them and trying to educate myself, as a concerned consumer and make an "informed and educated" decision, I want to make sure that comments and/or complaints such as yours are also backed by justifiable facts and proof.  Can you please provide that?


Thank you!