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Nov 05, 2006

IAMB names Mortgage Returns best CRM service provider in industryMortgagePress.comCustomer retention management The Illinois Association of Mortgage Brokers (IAMB) has named Mortgage Returns the "top rated" customer relationship management service provider specializing in the mortgage industry. IAMB responded to requests from its members for help defining solutions to the customer retention challenges facing most mortgage originators. After analyzing solutions available in the marketplace, IAMB selected Mortgage Returns as the best solution and recommends it to its members. St. Louis-based Mortgage Returns is a provider of mortgage-industry-specific contact-management software. For more information, call (314) 989-9100 or visit www.mortgagereturns.com. Lombard, Ill.-based IAMB is a trade organization representing the interests of mortgage brokers in the state of Illinois and a state affiliate of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers. For more information, call (630) 916-7720 or visit www.iamb.org.
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Nov 05, 2006
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