Direct Billing Question

I'm not aware of any company that advances on DB so not sure where a charge back would come into play. I assume that companies that accept DB are also aware of the persistency issue.
 
I've never had that happen so I learned something today, thanks!!!!!!! (But, I've never sold as much FE as you guys either)
 
Now that I think about it, I did have a charge back with Gerber several years ago when a guy died in the first two years, which is why I don't sell GI anymore.
 
Now that I think about it, I did have a charge back with Gerber several years ago when a guy died in the first two years, which is why I don't sell GI anymore.

Speaking of Gerber. I got an email from them the other day. Bank Error in your favor. $2300 in commission they paid out to someone else accidentally. So they paid me on that.

Wonder who the other "agency partner" was.
 
Now that I think about it, I did have a charge back with Gerber several years ago when a guy died in the first two years, which is why I don't sell GI anymore.
I'm rethinking my position on GI. My position has always been that I will write a GI policy, but only if I think there's a pretty good chance the person will live long enough to get the full benefit.

But a while back I had a young client ask me about insurance for her grandmother. On questioning her, I concluded that the lady was not long for this world, so I declined to write her, and instead recommended the family make arrangements with a funeral home.

Yesterday we got surrender notices on her whole family. They found an agent that would write grandma and at the same time found a "better deal" on theirs (questionable - I think he wrote non-smoker rates on this couple I know for a fact are both smokers!). In retrospect, I wish I had written grandma and just held the commission back for the inevitable chargeback. Then maybe I wouldn't be getting replaced on the rest!

(On the other hand, when grandma leaves us and the family only gets a couple premiums back, they can get mad at the "new" agent instead of me!)
 
That was a nice surprise!!!!!!!! I had a similar thing happen last year when UHC paid me for some ACA biz I enrolled 3-4 years ago!!!!!!!
 
(On the other hand, when grandma leaves us and the family only gets a couple premiums back, they can get mad at the "new" agent instead of me!)

Exactly. Because you know he told some fibs if they are surrendering policies.
 
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