Nate Tilley defends his service against scam accusations. A client sold six vehicles through him, earning roughly $21,000 in profit while paying about $3,000 in fees and ad spend.
Six
$2,500 to $10,000 per deal
$3,500 per deal
$21,000
About $3,000
So I had a skeptic and sort of a hater say that I charged too much and my service was illegitimate, and that somehow it was a scam. Okay? And this is all good. I know how people can be. But I just wanted to address that. So this week, one of my clients sold six vehicles. Okay, six. You can't really see it here. Six vehicles sold from us alone. So these dealerships, they make anywhere from 2,500 up to $10,000 profit per deal. So let's just say he does 3,500 per deal times six. That's $21,000. We charge that dealership around, you know, total, with their ad spend included, about $3,000. So tell me, do you think I'm charging too much or too little? If I'm only charging $3,000, total investment to make back $21,000, you tell me.
