Bruh... you brought up car salesman in a conversation about Medicare marketing... dont think you have the IQ for this topic.
Its terrifying to know that you may be helping people with their insurance.
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Its terrifying to know that you may be helping people with their insurance.
You have never posted what rule(s) you're talking about. All you've done is accused others of breaking the rules. So, which specific rules are you talking about. If you're so sure you're right, then just post it.
Like I said before though, it's okay if you don't. We all know you're wrong anyway. I just wanted YOU to know that you're wrong.
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Not a fan of his style, but EckoRomeo is correct here. Don is using a cute trick to try and circumvent the MMGs. Don't be surprised if it backfires on you one day. While cute, it is unlikely to stand up to government scrutiny, were it to ever happen in the first place.
Will anyone ever drop the hammer on you? Who knows … probably not. Are you doing the right thing and acting with integrity? Hard no.
If you don't see a problem with your conduct, or at least the reason why others perceive it to be problematic, you're part of the problem.
I agree with Ecko that it's ridiculous to shame call centers about compliance while you're proactively door knocking for FE while wearing a human billboard that solicits a conversation about Medicare - an obvious and intentional pretext for soliciting MA sales. And it's long understood that you can't discuss both products in the same meeting.
Call centers use all sorts of cute tricks to dodge the rules. If you're gonna call them out, make sure you're running your own clean business.
I said what I said.
Will anyone ever drop the hammer on you? Who knows … probably not. Are you doing the right thing and acting with integrity? Hard no.
If you don't see a problem with your conduct, or at least the reason why others perceive it to be problematic, you're part of the problem.
I agree with Ecko that it's ridiculous to shame call centers about compliance while you're proactively door knocking for FE while wearing a human billboard that solicits a conversation about Medicare - an obvious and intentional pretext for soliciting MA sales. And it's long understood that you can't discuss both products in the same meeting.
Call centers use all sorts of cute tricks to dodge the rules. If you're gonna call them out, make sure you're running your own clean business.
I said what I said.
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I've told you the rule. And I don't have to post it to be right. That's not really how that works, Todd.
Because you say so, huh? Got it.
Once again, point out to me where he is breaking the rules. It may go against someone's morales, but it is not breaking the rules. Please show me the rule that says he can't wear that badge and I'll be happy to concede and apologize.
Yeah... reading comprehension isn't your thing. Where did anyone say wearing a badge is against the rules?
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I spoke to you years ago, Todd. You struck me as slimy then so it's no surprise you are slimy now. Glad I didn't choose you as my FMO!
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Then what are you specifically saying is against the rules. I'm asking the same question over and over and you are yet to answer it. You never have said what was against the rules, only that he was breaking the rules. If I have missed it, please help me with my reading comprehension and point it out. I must just keep missing it. Please help me ol' knowledgeable guru!
