Hi mate, You’re not going to get 1,000 quality leads for $100 unless they’re just scraped from Apollo or similar platforms that everyone has tapped into thousands of times. If you want a fresh, accurate list, you need a skilled lead enricher/email list builder or a data entry VA, properly trained to gather owners’ names, emails, etc. They should use sources like Companies House and maybe LinkedIn but sometimes it can be outdated. For emails, they can use software but should also try manual methods, testing name and domain combinations. I recorded a full guide and sent a trial sheet with about 15 leads to 60 VAs—only three came back with 90% accuracy. I chose the best one and refined their approach. The best rate I found is $0.20 per lead, so $200 for 1,000 leads. You’ll need to do a call to show them the manual process, as most rely on multiple tools and give whatever they scrape. They should test combinations like first name.lastname@domain, verifying each on hunter.io or similar. Manual research is crucial, especially for home improvement leads where emails may not be readily available on databases or LinkedIn, ensuring you have a 100% accurate, up-to-date list of directors’ names and emails—often untouched by others. I’d suggest posting a job on Upwork, preparing a sheet of 10-15 leads that you have already verified their names and emails, and sending it to applicants with them removed to find the accurate details to test. Choose the most accurate one, then train them further since you’ll need this consistently. Just include a short video or guide on how you want it done, exactly as you would do it yourself. Hope that helps.

@Santos Osazenaye Ogbomoede yes I can and I have created another page, but it’s just worrying this has happened, imagine working with a huge client with years of history and following on it?