Probatecounselors.net

I set up a phone appointment with ProbateCounsleors.net to find out more about how their services could help me. The rep I spoke to was very knowledgeable, pleasant, and professional. They were able to provide solutions I didn't know were possible. I can't wait to get my campaign started with them.

I set up a phone appointment with ProbateCounsleors.net to find out more about how their services could help me. The rep I spoke to was very knowledgeable, pleasant, and professional. They were able to provide solutions I didn't know were possible. I can't wait to get my campaign started with them.

I received a message from Japin (or Chapin) from probatecounselors.net, stating that he was following up on a call I don't remember happening. I called back one evening and he explained his business - he has a directory of clients needing probate assistance and was presumably offering to sell me advertising space on his site. I asked for some written material, he said he didn't have any and didn't need any and also began questioning why I'd want it. I ended the call. The next day he left me a message, asking that I follow up, seemingly forgetting we'd spoken the night before. When I called back, a similar conversation occurred, he said he didn't have any written information, became hostile over the phone, saying "Why do you need written material?" "I don't have time to write you an email" and "So are we wasting our time here?" Again, I ended the call.
It's entirely possible this was an isolated event from a rude salesperson in an otherwise fine organization. But the following things make me think it could be a scam:
1. He was completely opposed to putting anything in writing or sending me any information.
2. He stated his company had an excellent rating with the Revdex.com but I am unable to find his company listed on your site.
3. I've never heard of his site but he claims he has over a thousand people in his Richmond directory, looking for probate attorneys.
4. He said I could probably expect about 75-80 new clients a year from this listing, and if each client paid only $500, that would represent an extra $40,000 in revenue. Claims like this sound suspicious, if not unethical.
Thanks for your time.