Leads21
Unclaimed Business
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Leads21
Unclaimed Business
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1 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
-100Unlikely
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
1|1 Reviews
May '26 - Sep '26
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JANINE E
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2013
19 May 2026, 07:36
Caution - Lead Generator (Appointment setter)
Has anyone done business with a so-called appointment lead generator, S BUX, under the name Leads 21? cellphone number ends in 842. I paid for appointments that never materialised. I wrote off the money paid for those appointments, but I also paid R2,000 for a corporate appointment where expectations were created with the client, and I was assured the meeting was “90% secured.” That meeting never happened as client didn't pitch. Since October, I’ve been promised a refund, and I’ve been more than patient and lenient. In April, this same person made a R500 cash send, but since then the excuses and stories have continued and even went as far as sending a bogus cash send on 4 May. I thought I’d share my experience with this individual as a word of caution. A a very fast talker and very convincing.
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JANINE E
1 reviews | Active since Mar 2013
19 May 2026, 07:36
Caution - Lead Generator (Appointment setter)
Has anyone done business with a so-called appointment lead generator, S BUX, under the name Leads 21? cellphone number ends in 842. I paid for appointments that never materialised. I wrote off the money paid for those appointments, but I also paid R2,000 for a corporate appointment where expectations were created with the client, and I was assured the meeting was “90% secured.” That meeting never happened as client didn't pitch. Since October, I’ve been promised a refund, and I’ve been more than patient and lenient. In April, this same person made a R500 cash send, but since then the excuses and stories have continued and even went as far as sending a bogus cash send on 4 May. I thought I’d share my experience with this individual as a word of caution. A a very fast talker and very convincing.
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