I was dissapointed to receive the below E-Mail from RES.NET. It was promoted as being launched on November 1st - 2009. I signed up and paid at FiveStar, as many others did.To ensure that the final AMP product incorporates the latest software technology and provides users with the best possible experience, RES.NET has decided to postpone the launch of the application until January 4, 2010. RES.NET is committed to providing open and honest communication about the development of the AMP product, and will provide progress updates as they become available.In appreciation for your patience and your continued support as we implement AMP, we are automatically extending the Access Term for those already registered from 12 months to 14 months (14 months beginning January 4, 2010 = 2 months free).If you have any questions concerning this information, please contact our RES.NET Customer Support Team at (800) 760-7036Hope at least this new schedule is kept.
My personal reason for signing up for AMP was to be able to post a Bio/Resume on RES.NET, available to potential clients to view. If there's a 3rd party with other ambitions, God bless them, but I my intent is for my clients and prospective clients to know me and my skill sets. That's the only reason I subscribed for AMP. There are many who pay the RES.NET freight, but aren't really qualified. To me this seemed like a prudent way to be set apart from the sea/ocean of applicants.
AMP seems to be a good platform toward that objective. (When delivered)
AMP is not res.net, rather it is a 3rd party add-on, and they are using res.net to get a foot hold to gain market share. AMP wants you to update all your non reo listings into their system as well, then I'm certain that they are going to try and get buyer leads, mortgage leads, insurance leads, title leads out of our listings
Since this asset company has not sent me anything I decided to keep my money - although I did go on RealtyTrac, was going to complete my app then backed out - they sent me an email and then had someone call me trying to get me to complete my app and take my money - I think I will sit this one out - my listings are on many websites that are free - FYI - 65% of buyers go to Realtor.com to search for houses and Realtor.com is free to all MLS members!
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My personal reason for signing up for AMP was to be able to post a Bio/Resume on RES.NET, available to potential clients to view. If there's a 3rd party with other ambitions, God bless them, but I my intent is for my clients and prospective clients to know me and my skill sets. That's the only reason I subscribed for AMP. There are many who pay the RES.NET freight, but aren't really qualified. To me this seemed like a prudent way to be set apart from the sea/ocean of applicants.
AMP seems to be a good platform toward that objective. (When delivered)