When Foreclosurepedia reached out to MailerLite, in order to switch up our Newsletter service, we were blown away by the lack of professionalism. Normally, when an institutionally based entity attempts to sway customers, they tend to actually read what is submitted to them. Apparently, MailerLite did not have the time. I have been covering the Mortgage Field Services Industry for over a decade now. There is no mistaking the fact that Foreclosurepedia — its very name deals with the mortgage field services industry — covers the distressed asset industry. In fact, we were very clear in this. Clearly, Foreclosurepedia is a business as we have both an EIN as well as a Products Page where Clients make purchases. And a large portion of our website is behind paywalls, thus furthering the business model. So, when we we received the below from MailerLite, we were deeply concerned,
Your business description doesn’t match the website content that you provided. The website is not business-related or does not have enough content related to your business. Please provide links to your website or business-related social media profiles.
When we attempted to reach out to MailerLite and understand why no one had taken the time to look at our website, we were informed that everyone was gone through the 14th of September out on a trip with Ignas Rubežius is the CEO and founder of MailerLite. It is honestly par for the course when it comes to business, today. While MailerLite and Rubežius may eventually approve our account, the reality is that the damage is done. What began as a positive experience was destroyed by either employee incompetence or an out of control AI funnel.
