Copwriting: 160 Character Messages Needed For Lead Generation

I need around 6-10 sms lead generation messages max 160 characters, the message must include a call to action, for example "reply 'claim' for more information" IMPORTANT!!!!! People are actually being harassed by these messages from different companies (because of that they don't even want to see if they are eligible for our no win no fee service) we need something different than the examples I have given you. Project information is here: We are buying databases sms opt in's from other companies so we can mass message them regarding a service we provide. By messaging them we want responses (leads) who who might be eligible for our service. We later call each response and sell them our service. They become a lead by replying back with a certain word. The service we provide is refunding PPI back for consumers. One more thing I can add is people are actually being harassed by these messages from different companies (because of that they don't even want to see if they are eligible) we need something different than the examples I have given you. Example sms messages other firms are sending out are: You may be entitled to a refund of upto £2950 for mis-selling of PPI on a loan or credit card. Text PPI for info. Or STOP to opt out Taken out a loan or credit card with PPI? You may be able to claim this back in FULL! reply "claim" for more info Information on PPI: Payment protection Insurance (PPI), as the name suggests was intended to cover repayments on loans and credit cards should the borrower – i.e. you – become unable to make them. If you took out a loan but, for example, became unemployed, your PPI policy would cover your repayments until you got back on your feet. So far so good. The problem is, however, this voluntary product (it is never mandatory for you to take out PPI) was very often mis-sold. Customers who, for instance, were self-employed and therefore unable to make a claim on the insurance, were still sold it – obviously without being told it was useless to them. Some people were told they had to buy the product while others were sold it without them even realising. You may be eligible for a refund If you were sold PPI and: were told it was a mandatory requirement were not informed that your self-employed status would affect your policy; were not told your previous medical condition would affect your policy; the policy ran out before you finished repaying your loan; you were not aware you had been sold it Between 1998 and 2005 reports started surfacing about badly sold policies and inaccuracies in sales techniques. Once the industry regulator, the Financial Services Authority, stepped in in 2005, fines began being handed out to lenders on a regular basis and ever since the PPI market has been in meltdown. Rules about how the product could be sold and how complaints should be handled were being unveiled on an almost monthly basis and the banks, of course, weren't happy. Finally, in 2010, following a landmark case in which the High Court ruled against the banks, they dropped their objections, clearing the way for millions of people to claim back what is rightfully theirs. How big is the scandal? In a word, big! According to the Financial Services Authority £1.9 billion was paid out by lenders in 2011 and there's more to come as the banks have put aside a massive £7.6 billion to settle customers' mis-selling claims. Why should I claim? Would you let a car salesman sell you a car you couldn’t use? Or a computer shop assistant sell you a laptop that catered for none of your needs – despite them knowing full well what it was you required? No, of course you wouldn’t. Why, then, would you allow a lender to take money from you for something you didn't want or something that was of no use to you? then the product has been mis-sold and you are well within your rights to claim back what you are owed. More information on PPI Can be found on [login to view URL]