Win 100,000 Free Sales Leads for a Year from USADATA

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Thu Oct 8, 2009 2:43pm EDT

NEW YORK--(Business Wire)--
Are you planning your 2010 marketing calendar and need mailing list sales leads
for upcoming direct mail initiatives? USADATA is offering one lucky winner
100,000 free sales leads during their Free Sales Leads For A Year promotion. 

To be eligible, entrants must sign up for USADATA`s free monthly e-newsletter at
www.usadata.com. Once they`ve signed up, they will automatically be entered in
USADATA`s Free Sales Leads For A Year drawing, which takes place December 28,
2009. No purchase is necessary to win. 

"We`re pleased to announce our Free Sales Leads For A Year promotion," said Jon
Rapkin Senior Vice-President of sales for USADATA. "Not only will the winning
company receive up to $5,000 of quality sales leads, they will be able to use
their free leads to drive new business. With some of our clients seeing
thousands of dollars in return on investment, winning 100,000 mailing list sales
leads could have a tremendous impact on a business` bottom line." 

One winner will be chosen at random from subscribers of USADATA`s e-newsletter
from now through December 27, 2009. The winner will be entitled to download up
to 100,000 free sales leads online (up to $5,000 retail value) at
www.usadata.com during the 2010 calendar year. The winner will be contacted via
e-mail and posted online at http://www.usadata.com/freeleadspromotion. 

About USADATA 

USADATA has been helping companies with their business and consumer mailing
lists and sales leads for over 10 years, and is a trusted provider of clean
mailing lists for more than 100,000 businesses nationwide including American
Cancer Society, Western Southern Life and Coldwell Banker.

USADATA, INC
Cheryl Mueller, 212-679-1411 x206
Director of Operations
cmueller@usadata.com

Copyright Business Wire 2009

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