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Date: Sep 23, 2011

RE: CallFire or Mojo Dialer?

Date: Jun 6, 2011

We use the Mojo software through GPS Insurance Marketing. It costs $149.00 per month. I paid an extra $850.00 for the GPS training, their scripts, integrated quote submission forms, and a few other things. I thought I'd lost my mind paying all that but it turns out to be the best money I've ever spent. I have added 2 more log-ins and hired 1 more producer and 2 more telemarketers. They went through the training as soon as I hired them. I guess the training is forever, and all of the newbies are tearing it up.

If you are an Allstate agent, you should check them out. I don't know if they deal with any other companies, but the scripts for Allstate are amazing and the training classes are great.

philippinesinsurance · Newbie

Been using 3CLogic for a couple of months now, never tried Mojo. But I pay about $45 per seat, not including telco. Google for "health insurance 3clogic". Register and you would get a call from a rep. I found this a better deal that Mojo or Callfire.

Date: Aug 25, 2010

you can actually save the most by going through www.dialerdiscount for only $125/month . I like mojo over callfire just because it's competely turn-key and can scale up and down easier.

Date: Aug 20, 2010

I haven't used call fire, but I have used mojo a lot. Even though it's a little annoying to get use to at first... it did drastically help me in my real estate career. I haven't seen mojo for that cheap, but I did see it for a $127... mojo dialer.

I think Call Fire's concept is some kind of push 1 concept which is illegal in many states, but I may be wrong on that so I would suggest you call call fire to confirm.

AtlantaLifeandHealth · Newbie

I am looking into both Call Fire and the Mojo dialer. Call Fire looks like a good deal initially because they advertise $2/hr. But if you plan on being on the phone at least 5 days per week for at least 4 hours per day, that will run you $80/week and about $320 per month. The Mojo dialer can be obtained at a discount through Dwayne for $95.00 PER MONTH. I'm glad I did the math before jumping into either. I am looking into the Mojo dialer because you get the best bang for your buck. Not to mention at the $2/hr level, you're only getting 1 line dialing at a time opposed to 3 with Mojo. To get 3 lines with CallFire, it will run you $4 per hour and upwards of $640 for the month in the examply I provided above. If anyone is using either service, please share your experience.