When I clicked the x it took me to another page and the listing went away.

My website requires a registration after looking at 3 listings. Yes it does work for me.

Richard,

Like Roy Kelley I am not fond of registering clients.  The information is  buttered all over the world wide web.  Someone tried it in our marketplace of Santa Barbara, it did not work.  A

Since I don't know your marketplace, there is a good chance it may work.  Personally, I don't like to register to get info...everything I want is a click away.  A

I have never required registration for access to my website.

I don't like to require registration.  I'm sure your leads are less but more qualified. 

Not a fan of requiring people to provide information.  I let them look. If they want more information or need my help they will ask.

We don't

I have not used it.

Richard L. McKinney P.A. - even before I can see the listing 'squeeze page', I am asked to provide the email address.

A big 'no no' if you want to capture the lead!

Show them something - let them stay there for a minute and then ask for their information.

Forcing a client to register right away will give you often a wrong information. Give them some time to look around. 

That is a little to sticky for my tastes

The bit of it I saw looked nice, but having to give up my email address to look at an online brochure might not work too well for many people.

No I have not

I was able to opt out, is it not supposed to work that way?

Like most people, required registration will generally drive me away.

I prefer to let them browse a number of properties before forcing registration.

I did not like the squeeze.  I don't want to give information until I am ready.

They're a great idea if you're the only realtor in your area.

It is no different than any other website that forces registration for widely available information, including newspapers.  On to the next website ...