Best Final Expense lead providers?

[theinsuranceman]

150% lol lol lol . That's doing what $ 2 mil a month for several months in a row . Just like sl's ridiculous health ins requirements . A independent agent 1st day in business cam get 120% with most CO's . To get 120% with sl you got to be doing huge business . Them you got to keep doing big business . See am independent agent cam sell at his own speed

To get 150% you only have to issue 1.5 million one time not several months in a row. It is a tough number to achieve that's for sure. But at least it's available. The best part of this structure is it allows agents/agency owners to increase their commission % based off of their and their team's production. You not your upline control your commission %. Your upline can not hold you back!

 

[theinsuranceman]

You and your earned commissions, over-ride commissions, renewals, etc - will get termed by SL if you don't write every 30 - 90 days . . .

Then you will receive a bad letter stating that you owe most of all that back or get Vectored. #Fact

If you go 90 days with no production the computer sends out a "terminated due to lack of production" letter automatically. All your manager has to do is email licensing to reactivate your appointment. Never been a big deal.

 

[theinsuranceman]

So your model is to recruit broke agents and then get them into debt with you as a business model?

No wonder you have to recruit 24/7.

You have recruited for 14 years 24/7 that I know of. Do you still, after 14 year, not have any agents? Or just a handful? Do they all owe you money?

Surely you realize that when an agent starts to work leads they do go into debt (an investment)...either on their credit card or they can use my credit card. Things like vectors, part-timers, etc won't be able to get this perk.

Looks like all you want to do is agitate too.

 

[theinsuranceman]

Wait, wait, are you investing or loaning, .creating debt?

If an agent doesn't have the ability to prepay for their leads then we may allow them to get their leads on credit, with no $$$ down. Helps agents who just don't have the ability or confidence to prepay for their leads. Then the lead charge is paid back about 9 days later after they've made some sales.

 

[noah]

If an agent doesn't have the ability to prepay for their leads then we may allow them to get their leads on credit, with no $$$ down. Helps agents who just don't have the ability or confidence to prepay for their leads. Then the lead charge is paid back about 9 days later after they've made some sales.

So basically you are saying Senior Life is the home for broke agents with zero confidence that failed at being an independent final expense agent ?

Oh ok,that's why you post here,right ?

Thanks for confirmation of what we all already knew on the FE Forum.

 

[theinsuranceman]

This forum is becoming a place to bitch and complain. Looks like there are some unhappy and angry agents up here. Why all the venom up here?

 

[theinsuranceman]

So basically you are saying Senior Life is the home for broke agents with zero confidence that failed at being an independent final expense agent ?

Oh ok,that's why you post here,right ?

Thanks for confirmation of what we all already knew on the FE Forum.

Your comprehension skills seem to be lacking.

 

[jdeasy]

Surely you realize that when an agent starts to work leads they do go into debt (an investment)...either on their credit card or they can use my credit card. Things like vectors, part-timers, etc won't be able to get this perk.

Looks like all you want to do is agitate too.

You started the agitation by trying to recruit an agent asking questions.

So answer the questions then. How many agents do you have now after at least 14 years of continuous recruiting and are they all in debt to you?

What "perk" is there in borrowing money from you to start a captive career? I started as captive and didn't have to pay anything up front nor borrow from my manager. Nor did anyone else there. That's how captive works.

An agent should not go into debt to start their independent career either.

But it seems you not only foster that ill conceived concept, you want to encourage it.

 

[jdeasy]

This forum is becoming a place to bitch and complain. Looks like there are some unhappy and angry agents up here. Why all the venom up here?

Only you and the failed out guy are whining. You attack, then whine. Rinse and repeat.

 

[vic120]

You started the agitation by trying to recruit an agent asking questions.

So answer the questions then. How many agents do you have now after at least 14 years of continuous recruiting and are they all in debt to you?

What "perk" is there in borrowing money from you to start a captive career? I started as captive and didn't have to pay anything up front nor borrow from my manager. Nor did anyone else there. That's how captive works.

An agent should not go into debt to start their independent career either.

But it seems you not only foster that ill conceived concept, you want to encourage it.

Because enough Debt = slavery