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A real estate professional exposed pricing inconsistencies in "Close It," a lead generation service heavily marketed on Facebook. The company's tiered pricing structure ($300-$800/month) delivers worse cost-per-lead ratios at higher price points ($60 vs $35 per lead), suggesting either poor service design or deceptive marketing.

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Anyone tried "close it" lead gen company?

User investigated a Facebook-advertised lead generation service and discovered a fundamental pricing flaw where the premium tier ($800/month for 10-15 leads) costs more per lead than the basic tier ($300/month for 7-10 leads). The sales rep's inability to comprehend this discrepancy and subsequent call termination suggests either incompetence or intentional obfuscation, warranting community scrutiny of the service's legitimacy.

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