Greg Ames.
Location unknown · Received 1 month, 3 weeks ago · Voicemail transcription
This lead needs one phone call before it can be routed
It was read and scored normally — 5/100 and nothing failed. But a real-estate licence is state-specific, so no agent can be given a property whose state nobody knows. The seller never said where the property is.
- City — not given
- State — not given, and not safely inferable
- Street address — not given
- Postal code — not given
Ask the seller: what is the full property address — street, city and state?
Saved as confirmed with the seller by phone — not as something the lead said — and routed immediately.
The lead exactly as it was received, before anything touched it.
A dash means the model found nothing in the text and refused to guess. That is the correct answer, not a gap.
| Name | Greg Ames. from form |
|---|---|
| aims at ac44.com, from form | |
| Phone | 650-921-2180 from form |
| Address | — |
| City | — |
| State | — |
| Postal code | — |
| Asking price | — |
The lead body is incoherent — "it's amazing on a Hilltop it can handle 365 residents at in the morning and 49" reads like a garbled voicemail transcription and names no property, no price, and no intent to sell. There is nothing here that signals motivation, timeline, or even that the writer owns a home for sale. The only usable asset is the contact block: Greg Ames with a phone number and a partial email, so an agent could physically place a call, but they would be starting from zero. Worth at most a two-minute callback to find out whether a real lead is hiding behind the transcription, not an hour of anyone's time.
Opening message
Assembled from what this lead says — edit before sending.
How the 11 agents on the roster would rank for this lead today
This is a fresh ranking against the roster as it stands right now, not a replay of the routing pass above. Capacity moves — an agent who had room when this lead came in may be full today — so the order here can differ from the decision that was recorded, and where it does, the recorded reason is still the one that was acted on.
No agent on the roster is eligible for this lead.
- Property location unknown Dale Whitcomb — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Marisol Reyes — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Simone Beauchamp — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Amara Oyelaran — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Priya Raghunathan — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Terrence Idowu — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Karen Odell — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Curtis Blanchard — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Bobby Tran — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Hank Vasquez — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
- Property location unknown Ray Mendenhall — cannot be considered: the lead has no state, so licensure cannot be verified.
Route now runs the router against this lead immediately — the recovery path for anything the automatic pass left behind.
This lead has no state, so no agent's licence can be verified and nobody can be chosen. Confirm the location at the top of the page first.
Marking this lead Listed, Lost or Bad data closes it and gives the agent a capacity slot back.
- Nothing recorded against this lead yet.