Ages 55 to 64, filled closest-to-65 first. Exclusive: sold once, then retired.
Enter your delivery email, pick a pack, pay by card. Checkout caps to what's available and auto-refunds any shortfall.
How close to 65 are these people?
They range from 55 to 64, and orders fill from the cohorts nearest 65 first. In Summit County a standard order starts from the cohort that reaches 65 in September 2027, so around age 64. If you want a longer runway than that, the marketplace lists every cohort with its own count and lets you pick the exact months, out to people who are still a decade away.
Why buy before they turn 65 instead of at 65?
Because at 65 you are one envelope in a stack. The turning-65 window is the most heavily marketed moment in insurance, and a prospect who has never heard of you is being asked to choose you against a dozen agents mailing the same month. Reaching the same person a year earlier means the relationship exists before the rush, and you are following up rather than introducing yourself.
Do the records include phone numbers?
The mailing packs cover every county, which is the main play at this age. Phone coverage is genuinely thinner this far from 65, so some counties have little or none. Where the phone pack is offered on this page, every Summit County record in it carries a phone number along with name, address and age, and the count above tells you how deep that pool is.
Is it exclusive?
Yes. We sell each record once. Every Summit County record we deliver is fingerprinted and permanently retired from inventory at purchase, so the same one never goes to another agent, not here and not on any of our other storefronts. That matters more on a pre-65 list than anywhere else, because you are buying the years before the competition arrives.
What if the county sells out while I am ordering?
You are protected. Checkout caps your order to what is actually available at that moment, and if any part of it sells out before we fill it, that portion is refunded in full automatically. You never pay for records you did not receive.
Is this legal to use?
The data is lawfully sourced and sold for compliant outreach. Pre-65 outreach has its own wrinkle worth knowing: CMS marketing rules govern how and when specific Medicare Advantage and Part D plans may be marketed, and people who are not yet eligible are generally reached with education rather than plan-specific offers. That is your call to make with your compliance people. You are also responsible for TCPA and DNC compliance. LeadLoom performs no calling, texting or mailing on your behalf.
"SilverRunway" here = cold contact records for people age 55 to 64, grouped into cohorts by the month each person reaches 65. Buyers are responsible for TCPA/DNC compliance and lawful use. Exclusive: each record is sold once and removed. All sales final on delivered data. LeadLoom performs no outreach.