Regentology Referrals seem to be invented
I am a licensed real estate agent in two states. In 3.5 months since paying my $299 fee to Regentology, I have received 7 "verified leads," all of which have proven to be invented. Except for one of the 7 instances, I have received two "referrals" each month; curiously, they are sent from Regentology in pairs on the same date and exact same minute. I have attempted to reach all seven of the "referrals" via combination of email, telephone, and text message (not all contact info is provided consistently by Regentology), but those who do respond say they are NOT the person of that name at that email address or phone number provided by Regentology, nor are they looking to buy or sell real estate. I can usually find addresses in county tax records for the names of the "leads" and write a professional letter of introduction; in these cases I follow up with another phone call and discover that the person is not in the real estate market at all, and sometimes they respond with outright profanity.