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ALERT – DO NOT BUY LEADS from New Car America!

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This is all the more reason why dealerships should be focused on driving more traffic to their website and keeping it there. We know statistically that we will close more deals to website based customers. The question is, how do we attract a customer to submit a lead so we can get more leads? This is where RedNumbat does the trick. Visit www.rednumbat.com and check it out for yourselves.

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Jeff Kershner warns dealers about New Car America after a dealer discovered a 'customer' admitted being paid $5 per lead form submission via a work-from-home scheme, with Dealix ultimately crediting the dealer for the fraudulent leads. The company's representative (Gary) responded defending the business and offering an alternative explanation, while community members debated the evidence and broader issues with third-party lead quality and incentivized lead generation. The key takeaway is that incentivized or arbitrage-sourced leads are a real risk in the third-party lead ecosystem, and dealers should vet providers carefully.

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