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Frequently Asked Questions1. How do you accumulate your lists?The information for our list is derived legitimately, following all the legal compliances, industry rules and regulations. Some of it is taken from self-reported public sources. The data is also amassed through government records, rating and licensing boards, applications, opt-in email addresses, institution information, SEC listings, conference/trade show/ seminar attendee registrations, subscriber order forms, warranty card registrations, entry forms, credit and financial data, purchase information, telephone directories, rebate coupons, mail/telephone inquiries, birth records, student lists, telemarketing efforts, census data, voter registrations, corporate and executive registers, questionnaires, postal records, licenses, surveys, public records, membership rosters and other registrations. 2. How often do you up-date your data?We update and eliminate unwanted addresses from our existing master data once a month using postal/ subscription/ credit changes of address, pander files, suppression files, ECOA files and telemarketing efforts. 3. What is your return policy?We ensure 95% deliverability guarantee on our lists. On any returned mail in excess of 5% of the list, we will refund the current minimum third class potage rate. Only those returned mailing pieces, which are received by us within 60 days of shipment from us are eligible for our return policy. 4. Why should I do Business with your company?The following reasons recommend us:
5. Do you offer volume discount?Yes. You might entitle for economic pricing whether you are a regular, high volume database buyer or a first-time buyer. Frequency and volume pricing are subject to assessment. 6. Define pre-packaged listsWe have bundled lists of contacts with complete details including name, job title, verified email, phone, fax, mailing address, company, and related industry details. These lists are packaged based on popular demands and are termed as pre-packaged lists. 7. Define custom listsWhen a Company has a need to send highly targeted campaigns, we build lists to suit to the enterprise’s campaign needs. Since, this process requires a customization to perfectly match the customer’s criteria, it is termed as custom lists. 8. Define appendingAppending is the process of adding missing contact details to a Company’s marketing database. For instance, if a Company has a postal file and needs email addresses appended to it, the 300-member team and an automated process is deployed to add emails to the enterprise’s postal file. 9. What is an SIC Code?The four digit codes assigned by the United States government to business organizations in order to classify the primary business are called Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes. The purpose of the development of this classification was to smoothen the progress of the gathering, presentation and analysis of data; and to uphold uniformity and comparability in the presentation of statistical data collected by different agencies of the federal government, state agencies and private organizations. The economic activities covered under the classification are public administration; manufacturing; transportation; agriculture; fishing; mining; forestry; hunting & trapping; construction; electric, gas and sanitary services; wholesale trade; retail trade; insurance and real estate; personal, business, professional, repair, recreation and other services. 10. How to read an SIC Code?Out of the first four digits on the code, the first 2 digits represent the main industry group, the 3rd digit represents the industry group and the 4th digit represents the industry. For example:
Please Note:To designate miscellaneous industries not elsewhere classified (NEC) the digit "9" is used in the third or fourth digit position of the classification code. These diverse classifications are not consisting of homogenous primary activity groups. They are assembled and treated as a separate industry so that the homogeneity of the other industries in the group can be retained.
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