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Connor Donnelly is either a ConMan or he did business with a company that uses the same or a similar name in a different state. I am CEO of Peak Marketing Service, and I know all of my clients very intimately. I would challenge him to produce any prove that he has ever done business with Peak marketing service, located in Chesapeake Virginia.
We used Peak Marketing Service for Solar Leads for about 3 months and have had a total of ZERO results.
Failed to follow instructions or listen, we spent lots of time showing markets to target for our business.
Honestly my review for Peak Marketing Service is to be careful, just use any other solar leads provider.
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