Best Way to Handle an Improper Replacment?

[Norwayguy]

No one cares as much about your business as you. If you want to delegate and wait for an IMO to let you know something is wrong that is totally up to you....Personally my experience is by the time my upline let's me know about something I typically already have it solved...Now I do more annuity than life and my average commission is higher that the average FE case and it already takes long enough to do a transfer...But like I said to each thier own.

 

[jdeasy]

No one cares as much about your business as you. If you want to delegate and wait for an IMO to let you know something is wrong that is totally up to you....Personally my experience is by the time my upline let's me know about something I typically already have it solved...Now I do more annuity than life and my average commission is higher that the average FE case and it already takes long enough to do a transfer...But like I said to each thier own.

Same for me. I've never gotten an email or anything from my upline or even from the companies that I didn't already know about. The ones from my upline I usually already have the problem handled before I hear about from them.

 

[gordon112]

Bottom line, check in on your business promptly while checking your emails and following up.

If any companies that you deal with don't send an email right away, you should check in on your pending business no later then 3 days after submission by either calling in or going to there website.