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Trusted partner

See if any of this rings a bell.

Prospect completes request, hits submit.

Immediately the phone starts to ring, they get an instant quote via email from Trusted Partners NetQuote and eHealthinsurance. Their submit button brings up a splash page (shown above) with (in this case) GoHealth and Vimo.

Sound familiar?

Then they get an email from 2insure4less giving them the chance to see who bought their information. It may list 4 (or possibly more) agents and this . . .

To provide you with as many quotes as possible, we are matching you with other trusted partners. If your profile is a good match, you may receive quotes from insurance carriers not currently listed on this page.

It should read, to provide you with as many annoying phone calls as possible we are matching you with . . .

And those trusted partners on this splash page include . . .

Vimo, GoHealth, eHealth . . .

So you may sell to only 5 or 6 agents, but you then sell to GoHealth, Vimo, NetQuote and who knows else who also sell that lead.

The email from Netquote invites the prospect to view the agents that will be contacting them, including THEIR trusted partners.

The quote from eHealth has an insureme.com logo at the top.

I am sure this is all a fluke and has no bearing on the ethics of the folks at insuranceleads.com . . .


Dizzamn.....busted! Let's see if he can reply to this...
 
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Does anyone know if there is a relationship between insuranceleadS.com and insuranceleadZ.com?

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Ok I answered my own question by submitting a test Life lead on one of insuranceleadZ's sites.
Two minutes later got an email from 2insure4less

Also did a test Health lead...it gave me an instant quote with HealthPlanOne and links to ehealth, usinsuranceonline, usquotefinder, healthinsuranceforme, healthplanquote, & 2insure4less.com

Interesting those sites are all landing pages for major lead brokers.
 
Mike Parshin didn't have the stones to respond in public, so instead he has my rep call to discuss the trusted partner arrangement.

Now why does that not surprise me?
 
He (the rep) called, left a message for me to call him back to discuss my posting.

I deleted his message.

Anyone that doesn't have the guts to respond in public doesn't deserve a call back.

I gave Parshin an opportunity to explain trusted partners, he ducked the question. Now he is hiding under a rock somewhere.

If he were a real man he would crawl out and defend this practice or at least make an attempt to rather than sending junior to clean up his mess.

I got decent leads at first and a good ROI as did some others from this forum. Then, like a lot of lead companies, they started to deteriorate.

I also referred some agents to insuranceleads.com because I believed in them. What they have done is trash my reputation with this kind of business practice. One of the agents who bought based on my recommendation called to give me the heads up on the trusted partner BS.

I did my own search and posted what I found out.

Parshin doesn't have a good explanation or he would have responded. Can't say I blame him. He got caught with his pants at his knees and no amount of explanation will suffice.

At least I have the stones to say I was wrong in recommending them and apologizing for having led someone in the wrong direction.
 
When some of the prospects don't get any, or very few quotes from us, we would send these leads to our "trusted partner" meaning other distribution network to help them get additional quotes. It's important to remember that the total quotes provided by us and our partner will not exceed eight quotes and the average time sold, as I said before, is still 3 to 6 times.

AKA....you are only selling the lead up to 8 times. Your "trusted partners" and their "trusted partners" likely do the same.

I don't know how many times I've talked to lead companies about how bad they are getting taken by their affiliates.
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Seems like it would be very difficult to control this, and ensure that it happens...

I would venture to say impossible...
 
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I keep reading you guys spying garbage about insuranceleads.com and wandering if are working for their competition and trashing them because you are getting frustrated they are doing better then you. I buy leads from them for over two years, and referred a few fellow agents who keep buying. Their leads are sold or oversold, just like any other major vendors I buy or bought in the past. The only difference is they have non,, or very few wrong numbers compared to others. Their CS is second to none and they offer hot transfer, which use and make money with. So I don't know who you are why you are attacking Michael. I think he explained what trusted partner mean pretty clearly. You are either dumb like a rock or you just want to trash them for some other reasons and I am getting tired of it.

Ark
Marketwise Insurance Brokerage
 
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