Shaun,
As I currently work 'nights' in my 'employed' life, I was sad enough to phone one of these 'How to avoid Carpet cleaning rip off' type consumer information lines.
After about 30 seconds I'd had enough, but I thought, no, persevere, give the guy a chance to say his thing, imagine I'm a customer listening attentively and all that. IMO, I have never heard such an unprofessional attempt at imparting information and soliciting for business in my life.
All in all, the message took 15 minutes to listen to,

some of the statements were repetative beyond belief, and you could clearly hear him turning the pages of his 'script,' while he dictated his message, stuttering and pausing, as he tried to read
and talk into a Mic' at the same time.
Whilst it could be said that my view maybe somewhat biased, as I am in the throes of starting up in CC, let's not forget that we are all 'Consumers'. I personally, as a consumer, would never be phoning that guy if I was looking for a CC. After less than thirty seconds I would have hung up and looked elsewhere.
Also, there were two or three other JP type ads in the YP, so I thought I'd try another. Of course, same message, female this time, spoken better, but same repetative script.
There are lots of gullible people out there, but also very many astute people that wouldn't fall for that, IMO.
This is not to say however, that I am slagging off the Fastrack methods, far from it, I wouldn't dismiss doing this myself if I feel the need, as I am sure that they
do work to a greater or lesser degree. I am simply saying that in this particular instance, I didn't think it was very professional.
Regards,
Martin S