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Well, people promoting this "plan" can at least be guaranteed this much: If it's illegal or not complaint then it'll be sent off to the state's DOI's on Oct 16th.
Anyone Heard of High Def Nation Health Insurance?
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Just another short youtube about this "fantastic" "opportunity":
This should cause a chuckle or two.
This should cause a chuckle or two.
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I'm getting my popcorn ready for the DATELINE NBC bust. That one should be funny. Hi, I'm Chris Hanson, why don't you have a seat, I wanna show you something...
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Don't get too worked up. AIM was "busted" in 2004 and didn't go away until 2010. Cease and desist? Just keep marketing. Another one? Keep marketing. 6 more states? Just keep marketing.
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The sad thing is there are enough MLM kool-aid drinkers out there who will peddle this ****.
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Re: Anyone Heard of High Defnation?
Anne H, if you are trying to discredit me - you're not succeeding.. Yes I sell Ameriplan and I am proud to do it and say I'm a Senior RSD. I work from home only a couple of hours a day and up until now it was the best for me.
But I stated clearly that this is a PRELAUNCH health insurance opportunity. (yes count the times I have to say PRELAUNCH)
I do great with AP but I am always open to anything new. That doesn't mean I TRY everything or jump at it. But this does interest me and my team.
We had a big conference call last night.
Look to sum it up - this is being billed as:
Actual Health & Dental Insurance from an AM A Rated Best Company - 1st to go MLM!
Refer 3 and it is FREE! Even if you don't refer VERY VERY LOW COST per month for you and YOUR FAMILY!
You don't have to like it but you don't have to knock it.
But you should be aware of it.
I think it's exciting and I'm very interested to see how it goes.
Thank you.
PS Oh, that phone # is changed a long time ago, here's my new 888-888-9802 X23633
It's still geared for my AP biz. After 10/15/12 it may change.
Anne H, if you are trying to discredit me - you're not succeeding.. Yes I sell Ameriplan and I am proud to do it and say I'm a Senior RSD. I work from home only a couple of hours a day and up until now it was the best for me.
But I stated clearly that this is a PRELAUNCH health insurance opportunity. (yes count the times I have to say PRELAUNCH)
I do great with AP but I am always open to anything new. That doesn't mean I TRY everything or jump at it. But this does interest me and my team.
We had a big conference call last night.
Look to sum it up - this is being billed as:
Actual Health & Dental Insurance from an AM A Rated Best Company - 1st to go MLM!
Refer 3 and it is FREE! Even if you don't refer VERY VERY LOW COST per month for you and YOUR FAMILY!
You don't have to like it but you don't have to knock it.
But you should be aware of it.
I think it's exciting and I'm very interested to see how it goes.
Thank you.
PS Oh, that phone # is changed a long time ago, here's my new 888-888-9802 X23633
It's still geared for my AP biz. After 10/15/12 it may change.
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Re: Anyone Heard of High Defnation?
First to go MLM? I think you're quite a few years behind UandIWin. http://www.uandiwin.com/
First to go MLM? I think you're quite a few years behind UandIWin. http://www.uandiwin.com/
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I don't understand, if it's prelaunch how were any claims paid as you referenced?
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Re: Anyone Heard of High Defnation?
Thank you for sending this.
But with HD, you don't have to be a licensed insurance agent to REFER and get paid for it.
It's my understanding your program is for licensed agents.
Thank you for sending this.
But with HD, you don't have to be a licensed insurance agent to REFER and get paid for it.
It's my understanding your program is for licensed agents.
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Re: Anyone Heard of High Defnation?
I'd need to hear a bit more about this referral program. If the referral bonus is contingent on the sale then likely it would be viewed as commission sharing with non-licensed agents which is a violation.
Let's break it down. An agent can pay for leads. If Tom (non-licensed) refers 20 people to Bill who has a license, Bill can pay Tom for each of those leads. That's fine. It goes south, however, when Bill only compensates Tom upon the sale.
I'd need to hear a bit more about this referral program. If the referral bonus is contingent on the sale then likely it would be viewed as commission sharing with non-licensed agents which is a violation.
Let's break it down. An agent can pay for leads. If Tom (non-licensed) refers 20 people to Bill who has a license, Bill can pay Tom for each of those leads. That's fine. It goes south, however, when Bill only compensates Tom upon the sale.
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