LeadsList moves into debt lead market

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LeadsList has updated its real-time leads market with the introduction of debt leads.

Debt Leads will be offered at the base price of £33 per each debt management, bankruptcy, IVA or Scottish Trust Deeds lead.

LeadsList, which launched in August, also offers the following types of leads: any purpose loans, business loans, car loans, debt consolidation loans, homeowner loans and payday loans.

Graham Gorton, LeadsList CEO, said: “We are particularly excited to be able to offer debt leads to all lead buyers as we have proven lead sources that consistently perform well. Debt Leads are highly sought after right now and we field daily requests from existing and prospective LeadsList members for them.

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