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I signed up for AnyMailFinder about 6 months ago and the accuracy has been pretty inconsistent. Some weeks I'll get maybe 70% valid emails, other weeks it drops to like 40-50%. The bounce rates are killing my sender rep.

The good: pricing is reasonable, UI is clean, and their chrome extension works well. CSV upload is uncomplicated.

The bad: no mobile numbers, limited filtering options, and the data seems stale. Found a bunch of people who left their companies months ago. Also no intent data or technographics which I really need for better targeting.

Hunter has been more reliable for me accuracy-wise but it's pricier. I've also been looking at UpLead and Prospeo since I keep seeing them mentioned for b2b email verification and better data quality. Prospeo in particular seems interesting because people say the bounce rates are way lower and they have mobile numbers too.

Curious if anyone else has compared these email finder tools or found something better for b2b contact data?

Hey guys we have been TTC for about 9 years. I used to be a skinny woman at the start of my journey but now I've gained a lot of weight mainly due to cortisol and infertility-related depression. I've also been binge eating and unhealthy eating for a while now so thats also an issue. I was reading a couple of subs a while ago in the IVF space and I saw GLP ͏mentioned where women were talking about going on GLPs ͏and stopping before treatment for weight loss for better results. So I was wondering if that is the case for IUI too. I am not a scientist or anything who understands medicine but I have read that losing weight can help improve ovarian function. I mentioned this to my doctor and she reco͏mmended a certain bra͏nd. But I have already taken way too many medicines throughout my journey and I have had really bad experiences with doctors recommending specific expe͏nsive brands. I have taken so many medications that I feel like my body and maybe my liver will not tolerate just anything at this point. I also looked it up on the internet and the reviews were pretty mixed so I am not sure how to go about it. If there is a proper way to research options before spending that kind of money. did some manual research and I also saw some resources mentioned. Listing them here PubMed, StatPearls, ClinicalTrials.gov, Drugs.com, MDPI Pharmaceutics and the ADA Standards of Care but would i be able to understand them, probably not.. So yeah I was wondering how people go about this or if you even recommend going on GLPs before IUI or should I just go ahead with IUI? It is expensive and I cannot really afford IVF so IUI is basically my only option. Sorry if this post is a mess.. I just wrote what came to my mind.

Maybe I’m getting older but I trust clinics way more when they recommend less instead of trying to stack 6 procedures into one visit. I had a consultation at Egg Clinic recently and appreciated that they were more focused on realistic skin improvement and downtime management instead of pushing the most expensive package possible. Curious if anyone else noticed certain Seoul clinics getting more conservative lately?

yeah i feel you on this. been using Clay for about 8 months for our outbound and the enrichment waterfall features are solid. we're doing about 5k contacts/month across 3 sdrs and the workflows save us a ton of time vs doing everything manually in salesforce.

the big issue is once you need volume the pricing gets insane. we're looking at like 800 bucks a month just for the enrichment credits we need, not even counting the seat costs. and half the time the waterfalls still come back empty on mobile numbers which defeats the purpose.

been testing a few clay alternatives, apollo's enrichment is decent but their ui feels dated. also looked at demandbase but thats more of an abm play and way overkill for what we need. tried prospeo too which actually had better mobile number coverage than clay in our testing but i haven't fully committed yet.

anyone else find a good data enrichment tool that does the waterfall thing without the crazy pricing? ideally need email + mobile + some basic intent signals.

Every setup I see eventually becomes this fragile system of waterfall providers, enrichment logic, scoring rules, random webhooks, and constant maintenance every time a provider breaks.Feels like the ops layer slowly becomes the actual product.Genuinely curious what's working for teams now. Are people moving toward simpler workflows, more AI-native tooling, warehouse-first setups, or just accepting lower enrichment quality and focusing more on messaging?Would love to hear from anyone running outbound at scale without needing someone dedicated to babysitting the workflow.

I was searching around for Good Health reviews and found a few things but not much. Most seem to be happy with them, but when I look for videos and pictures online I'm not finding much in the way of users inside them etc. I did see a facebook group that looks favorable, but also some negatives like the way it goes together or something. Didn't really make sense to me, but I'm a newbie. Anyone own one? Likes dislikes? Thanks

Renewed Mind͏body last spring after agonising about it for two months and now I'm regretting it again. Pricing keeps creeping, features I want sit behind the next tier up, and my members keep telling me the booking app is confusing.

I run a small pilates studio, two locations, around 220 active members between them. I need class booking that doesn't break, recurring memberships, waitlists, a member app that doesn't look like 2014, and basic reporting on retention.

What did you switch to and was the migration as painful as everyone warns?

Spring birthdays are piling up and I’m tired of safe gifts everyone already has. I researched interesting food options with tongue tingling sensation and floral aroma in nice packaging priced from fifteen to thirty dollars. Most highlight the citrusy tingle but I want something the recipient will actually remember. I’m looking for the best website or brand for a gift that delivers real electric numbing buzz.