Best company for B2B Leads?

[Yuliajen]

I work for marketing company and we are seeking to purchase some industry focused business leads for our clients who operate across various niches. I am thinking of trying out [no chance pal] for these business contact details. Has anyone bought from this company before? Cheers

[hiraethus]

What, the same company you have in your signature?   Bye bye.

[zoidberg]

   Spam so fail the link didn't work.   

[hiraethus]

   I didn't even click the link.  Not from work!

[MMR]

Hello good sir,   

Try this Company!!!

Let me know where to provide you with my account information and to whom I have to prepay €10000 via Western Union





























#IBTL

[Don Pablo]

Let me know where to provide you with my account information and to whom I have to prepay €10.000 via Western Union

Only €10? You can do better than that! 

[MMR]

Let me know where to provide you with my account information and to whom I have to prepay €10.000 via Western Union

Only €10? You can do better than that! 

But this is serious business talk ....I go low....he goes high....we meet in the middle...you know? 

EDIT:

I forgot you use "," (comma) as a thousand divider in the US and UK

[Don Pablo]

In Pablos ideal numerical world:
Comma, aka ‘,’ is for thousands. e.g, ‘1,000,000’.

Period, ‘.’ Is for money, and the currency symbol goes in front. e.g, ‘GBP£ 9.99’.

Interpunct (just learnt the name from Wikipedia), aka ‘·’, is for decimal points. e.g, ‘4·75’.

Nice and clear. 

[pfrsantos]

In Pablos ideal numerical world:
Comma, aka ‘,’ is for thousands. e.g, ‘1,000,000’.

Period, ‘.’ Is for money, and the currency symbol goes in front. e.g, ‘GBP£ 9.99’.

Interpunct (just learnt the name from Wikipedia), aka ‘·’, is for decimal points. e.g, ‘4·75’.

Nice and clear. 

Please! Really intelligent, educated, smart, portuguese people know that "." is for thousands, "," is for decimal points. Awlways!

1.000.000,95 posts cost €12.500,95 in carbon print.

 

[MMR]

In Pablos ideal numerical world:
Comma, aka ‘,’ is for thousands. e.g, ‘1,000,000’.

Period, ‘.’ Is for money, and the currency symbol goes in front. e.g, ‘GBP£ 9.99’.

Interpunct (just learnt the name from Wikipedia), aka ‘·’, is for decimal points. e.g, ‘4·75’.

Nice and clear. 

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