Best Graded Carrier?

[noah]

In your situation, I'd use Settlers Bronze and make sure to send the occasional Silver and Gold application in to keep the one-foot-in-the-grave business ratio in line.

Bronze takes everybody 40-75 with the exception of a few issues; pricing isn't so bad, either.

Bronze now goes to 80

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[jdeasy]

In your situation, I'd use Settlers Bronze and make sure to send the occasional Silver and Gold application in to keep the one-foot-in-the-grave business ratio in line.

Bronze takes everybody 40-75 with the exception of a few issues; pricing isn't so bad, either.

Must be different pricing in your area. It's way overpriced here. And you have to send them more than the occasional gold and silver. You have to send 4 of those for every bronze.

 

[HoosierLife]

Aetna and UH also not available in MA. I can't make this up. Who is next on your list?

Yeah you just need to move.

 

[shonceman]

I talked with a guy recently (he TM'd me) at New England Brokerage. I'm ok with what I'm doing, but I let him send me some product emails. I don't think they're FE specialists, but they do have some interesting product offerings for that market. Seemed like a good guy, maybe he could help. They're based in CT, so I'll bet he's up to speed on products for Mass. His name is Phil Panarella. Phone: (800)782-7475

 

[Biggin]

Order leads every week and you will forget all about these kinds of cases.

 

[inreverse]

GI Graded in MA Workmen's Benefit Workmen's Benefit Fund of the U.S.A.
They want GI business, old style paper apps, only in highly unionized states