Can I get a list of large companies?

[Greig]

Just wondered if there is anyway I can get a list of large companies/businesses etc?

Thanks

[Sarah-Ink Promotions]

You can download the FTSE companies list from yahoo or go to the institue of directors website where there is a directory

Hope that helps :)

[Steve Roberts]

Amongst others, we use this company and have found it to be very good data.

[Greig]

Amongst others, we use this company and have found it to be very good data.

What company is that? :oops: :oops: :roll:

[ebonybailey]

Greg

I run a telemarketing company so data is important to us.

I use Corpdata they have quality data and can offer detailed info as well, including decision makers name, telephone number, address, email turnover, specific industriess, specific postcodes even.

Speak to David Chiverton and tell him EB Marketing sent you, he will take care of you.

Michael

www.corpdata.co.uk
01626 777400

[Greig]

Greg

I run a telemarketing company so data is important to us.

I use Corpdata they have quality data and can offer detailed info as well, including decision makers name, telephone number, address, email turnover, specific industriess, specific postcodes even.

Speak to David Chiverton and tell him EB Marketing sent you, he will take care of you.

Michael

www.corpdata.co.uk
01626 777400

Thanks for that I will give him a call.

Greig

[Steve Roberts]

Amongst others, we use this company and have found it to be very good data.

What company is that? :oops: :oops: :roll:

Good question (the phone rang) :oops:

http://www.bvdep.com/

[Pebble Communications]

I use an experian service you can find at www.prospectlocator.com (or co.uk can't remember which at the moment).

This is good because you run your own search and set your own criteria and can play around with it till you get the number you can afford. Not too expensive either.

Fiona Bailey
www.pebblecommunications.co.uk

[DarrenC]

I second Fiona's recommendation...

[data_mind]

Hi

We have also used DBS and List-Logic for data. Both are good, List-Logic a little more personable and cheaper :-)