Advances On Debit Cards?

[theinsuranceman]

One of the 1st DM leads I ever worked 30 years ago, the lady swore she never sent anything in. When I showed her the card, she remembered that she had had to finish filling the card out with a blue crayon because her pen ran out of ink. I still didn't get in.

You should have told her " Well, I've got a free set of crayons for people that will take a quick look at this free info. It takes just a few min, may I come in please? LOL

 

[goillini52]

Thank you. That must mean I'm the hammer and you're the nail?

Not the type of tool I was referring to, but I'll leave it at that so you can feel proud of being a "Tool".

 

[theinsuranceman]

One of the 1st DM leads I ever worked 30 years ago, the lady swore she never sent anything in. When I showed her the card, she remembered that she had had to finish filling the card out with a blue crayon because her pen ran out of ink. I still didn't get in.

How were response rates back in the day?

 

[theinsuranceman]

Not the type of tool I was referring to, but I'll leave it at that so you can feel proud of being a "Tool".

Well, that IS the type of tool I was referring to.

 

[goillini52]

How were response rates back in the day?

I couldn't tell you. I was captive with Globe Life/United American and we could buy them for $12 each with no minimum. Sometimes the manager would just give them to. me. If we didn't sell the responder we'd turn the card back in and it would be redistributed to another agent. A lot of sales were made off the cards already worked. Maybe the 2nd or 3rd agent is better at the door...maybe a more charming personality.

 

[goillini52]

Well, that IS the type of tool I was referring to.

Hahaha. Greg, you're a legend in your own mind.

 

[theinsuranceman]

Hahaha. Greg, you're a legend in your own mind.

Of course, that's correct. To do otherwise would not be confident.

 

[DonP]

Then it seems this might be the case that different banks handle this situation different. I already shared a few posts above what my bank did, twice in a 3 year period.

Since you referred to Wells Fargo I just called them at 1-800-869-3557 and spoke with the rep. Here's what he said: If I have a recurring monthly draft on my bank issued debit card, and I lose that card, then Wells Fargo will issue me a bank debit card with a new 16 digit # and update my new debit card # automatically with the auto draft vendors without ANY action on my part.

Don, you seem to continually post a lot of erroneous info up here on this forum, in this thread and others. You do realize this not only reduces your credibility but the credibility of this forum, right? Agents, especially new ones, are up here to hear from successful experienced agents sharing TRUTHFUL info, not misinformation from the unsuccessful who are trying to look successful up here as a keyboard warrior.

And the way you continue to use unflattering language when you refer to me, on other threads too, also shows your lack of professionalism. And your unprofessionalism is also a bad look for this forum.

Just sharing some info with you that might be helpful. And I know that I'm no saint either. But I never deliberately put incorrect info up here. If I don't know the info I keep my mouth shut.

And I'm not working inbound leads. My agents do. I'm talking to agents all the time about SL's opportunity, on this forum and else where.

You talked to an $14 an hr customer rep . Most likely from the Far East . I have an account with them and I'm telling you my experience. Unprofessional? You spamming and recruiting 24/7 is sleazy and embarrassing. Your a walking , talking , spamming billboard for Senior Life . People on this board are independent, unbiased agents . You've drank the koolaid so long your bright red . It's not just senior life . There's tons of independent organizations just likes yours . It's the Tony Robbins approach . Juice all your troops up knowing 95% will fail but those 5% that make it allow you to make a great living .

 

[theinsuranceman]

You talked to an $14 an hr customer rep . Most likely from the Far East . I have an account with them and I'm telling you my experience. Unprofessional? You spamming and recruiting 24/7 is sleazy and embarrassing. Your a walking , talking , spamming billboard for Senior Life . People on this board are independent, unbiased agents . You've drank the koolaid so long your bright red . It's not just senior life . There's tons of independent organizations just likes yours . It's the Tony Robbins approach . Juice all your troops up knowing 95% will fail but those 5% that make it allow you to make a great living .

Surprisingly this guy sounded like an American, spoke better English than you spell or write..lol.

You do know in this industry that 95% of agents do fail, right?

I called the Wells Fargo phone # and got my info from them, not from you.

Your misspellings and poor grammar and unprofessionalism and incorrect info is the worst. Why don't you call the Wells Fargo # and edumicate them on what their policy really is...lol.

 

[goillini52]

Surprisingly this guy sounded like an American, spoke better English than you spell or write..lol.

You do know in this industry that 95% of agents do fail, right?

I called the Wells Fargo phone # and got my info from them, not from you.

Your misspellings and poor grammar and unprofessionalism and incorrect info is the worst. Why don't you call the Wells Fargo # and edumicate them on what their policy really is...lol.

If in doubt call several times to see if you get the same answer. Those customer service reps are often new and don't know WTF they're talking about. I went through a lot of that with insurance companies last week. I had to tell a couple of people at Aetna that they were wrong and didn't know what they were talking about. In one case I called 3 times and got 3 different answers...all wrong.

A couple of years ago a rep didn't know what she was talking about so I ended the call and called right back. I'll be damned if the same girl didn't answer. I laughed and told her why I called back. I ended the call and called again. Thankfully a different person answered.