A Message to Fellow Contractors

Legal Notice: Everything stated below is based entirely on my personal experience and opinion as a contractor who engaged with 4 Star Sales & Marketing. This content does not assert objective facts about the company’s business practices beyond what I personally encountered.

In My Experience:

1. I was promised up to a $150,000 ROI from a $5,000 investment. It sounded like a no-brainer. In my view, it was deeply misleading.

2. Their dashboard showed that my "guaranteed ROI agreement" has been "violated" because I had not accepted the 3rd lead in time (never got a text message and it came in on a Saturday.)

3. If you fail to log in and manually click “update” on your profile every 90 days, you forfeit the refund again. (This I was unaware of as it was burried in the fine print of the very long and complicated contract. 

4. They wouldn't accept ACH, credit cards, or any other payment method that would allow me to dispute the charge. This was a red flag but I did not heed my gut. 

5. The “leads” I received were not leads in any practical sense—they were completely unqualified and, in my opinion, worthless. Not only did I not get the volumn of leads I was told by the sales rep, the two leads I did get were the following: 1) Was not a homeowner 2) Told me I had the wrong phone number. 

6. In my opinion, unless you have an attorney comb through their terms in advance, it's very easy to miss these hidden refund disqualifiers. I believe the system is structured in a way that quietly removes any chance of reimbursement.

My Conclusion:

Based on my experience, I believe this company has created a refund-resistant sales funnel that prioritizes contract loopholes over actual value. I did not receive a single viable lead. Not one.  

My Personal Advice:

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Their sales reps are polished, persuasive, and make bold promises about ROI. In my opinion, those promises were never close to being delivered — and the contract terms felt designed to make refunds virtually impossible.

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In my personal view, this is not a lead generation company. It’s a high-pressure sales operation that, in my case, delivered no return — and offered no reasonable path to get my money back.

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