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Phoenix June 30th, 2009 — LeadPile, The World’s Largest Online Exclusive Lead Exchange announced today record results for its MicroClick Form (http://www.microclick.com) in June, 2009. LeadPile reports a record number of Lead Verticals being served by its MicroClick Form with Lead Sellers producing leads in 61 different verticals in the month of June. This makes the LeadPile MicroClick Form the most widely used Multi Vertical Lead Generation Form in the lead Marketplace and Lead Exchange Industry.

LeadPile’s Centralized Online Exclusive Lead Marketplace supports thousands of affiliates that use the exchange to sell to suitable lead buyers. By using the LeadPile MicroClick Form, Affiliates can focus on driving traffic to their pages and not on managing lead buyer relationships. Over 90% of LeadPile’s active affiliates are currently using the MicroClick form, offloading the responsibility for lead collection, management, technology infrastructure, and quality control to LeadPile.

Astoundingly, LeadPile’s MicroClick form has been used to produce leads as diversified as Tax Debt Relief, Home Improvements, Business Loans, Health Insurance, Equipment Leasing, Credit Card Processing, Cash For Gold and more.

Andrew Jacob, CEO of LeadPile says, “The LeadPile MicroClick Form allows us to handle leads across multiple verticals, including payday, starter credit, debt consolidation, credit repair, bankruptcy, auto financing, and homeowner. While the majority of leads currently being exchanged in the  Marketplace are in the Financial sector, the fact that Lead Sellers are using the MicroClick form to produce leads in over 60 verticals is very rewarding for our team.

Jacob adds, “I would like to personally thank our existing Lead Buyers and Leads Sellers for their business, and it is our promise to everything we possible can to help them in their efforts by continuing to provide the type of technology infrastructure and transparency that they have come to both expect, and deserve, from LeadPile.

To read more, please visit http://www.LeadPile.com/

With all the talk about foreclosures and people buried in their credit card debt, we have failed to talk about all those that can not afford health insurance (uninsured) or those that are underinsured. Bankruptcy is easy to think about it being related to someone having to many credit cards, and then something life changing happened that forced someone to not be able to pay their debts. However, a lot of today’s bankruptcies are not necessarily from credit card debt, but from health care bills.
A recent study shows, bankruptcies that were due to medical debt rose 50 percent from 2001 to 2007. Older consumers are the ones getting hit the hardest. The elderly are unfortunately forced to retire prematurely, have not enough insurance to cover all their bills, or simply do not have any insurance. In a previous blog post I had discussed this painful problem, however things have not gotten any better for our elderly.
Part of this study involved a telephone survey. The telephone survey revealed that 41.8 percent of interviewees specifically identified a health problem contributed to their bankruptcy, 54.9 percent cited medical or drug costs, and 37.8 percent blamed income loss due to illness. Overall, 68.8 percent cited at least one of these medical causes. An additional 6.8 percent had recently borrowed money to pay medical bills. Not only is this a potential insurance related issue, but it is an issue regarding bankruptcy and consumers having no other option but to file bankruptcy. What else do they do?
Leadpile works with the bankruptcy lead type, and this is very much a lead type we have a demand for more buyers to help provide this much needed help to the consumers.

There was a recent report by Channel 15, that brought up a study done by Vanderbilt University. In this study it pointed out, “Payday loan customers who are approved on their first application are more likely to file for bankruptcy than those whose initial applications are denied, according to a study out of Vanderbilt Law School. ” I am not sure I understand where this is going as far as trying to point out a bankruptcy filing rate with those that took out a payday loan. The people that could not get a payday loan probably did not qualify for the loans because of some sort of income issue or other specific requirement the payday lenders require. I would think this sort of individual had more potential of falling behind and contemplate bankruptcy, don’t you think?
Leadpile Lead Exchange has been generating payday loan leads for some time now. Blaming or relating  bankruptcy filing rates to those that have taken out a payday loan, and not those that have been approved for one, just does not make sense to me. Does this also mean that someone who took out a new auto finance loan is more likely to file bankruptcy, versus someone that applied for an auto finance loan and was denied? There are people that have a lot of outstanding past due debt that I would say is more of a correlation to filing bankruptcy, versus someone who took out a payday loan.  Those that did not manage their debts properly, had an expected loss of job, or those that had a major financial change in their life are more of a cause of someone filing bankruptcy. Payday loan = bankruptcy?  Payday loan = what else?

GM is speaking out and getting the facts straight to the public.  Check out this site: http://gmfactsandfiction.com it allows you to write the “myth” you heard and they will provide the “facts”.   

I was reading today that GM is closing four factories.  Although it has not been determined if that’s 100% accurate, many speculate that it is.  GM has announced that they are closing the Janesville Wisconsin factory.  Shutting down doors for approximately 1,200 workers, December 23rd 2008. The other potential factories, looking at their doors closing, are the ones located in Ohio, Ontario, and Mexico.  

Shares dropped horrifically for GM over the last few days. In an attempt to save money, GM is looking at a few avenues to save money. They are looking at closing down factories that focus specifically on GM’s big trucks such as the Tahoe, Suburban and Yukon. This is a way that GM believes will be lucrative in the long run.  GM has confirmed that they are not going to file for bankruptcy.

What do you think?  Do you think GM has an opportunity to come back from this nightmare?  

Many businesses out there are in need of borrowing money, however they are not wanting to go through the long process of getting a business loan (or they can not qualify for a business loan). Businesses now have an alternative to a business loan, and that is getting a business cash advance. Business cash advance is a business borrowing money based on their credit card receipt volume.
The Leadpile buyers are demanding this new lead type, so we have created a new TEXT Link/landing site + multiple banners for our lead sellers/publishers.
www.USbizcash.com is available in the Leadpile seller account.

There is also the option of hosting our MicroClick form on your own websites too! Take advantage of this large demand and the innovative tools Leadpile provides to you to generate the leads! (http://www.MicroClick.com)

Other HOT offers we have:

- Cash Advance Leads
- Auto Financing Leads
- Credit Card Processing Leads
- New Car Purchase Leads
- Home Improvement Leads
- Debt Settlement Leads
- Credit Repair
- Bankruptcy

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