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Calm down, Super Chieftain...I've seen ETQ's script. If we don't go so far as calling it sleazy, we'll settle on tacky.
So, here's the thing. You know call center compliance. Some of these guys don't know it as much. Ok, cool.
It's all about getting PTC (permission to contact to discuss MA, basically an opt in). The only way you're reaching out to someone talking about MA first is if you have PTC. That's law for call centers.
For those that don't know, call centers don't have to worry about SOA, it's PTC that's crucial. PTC is good for nine months on MA and PDP. 90 days on Med Sup.
So while YOU'RE technically clean on the PTC, how that PTC was obtained can be assumed to be flimsier than Lifestyles rubbers. Yeah, it's legit, but still far from ideal. Most of your salesforce is calling outbound, and most of them hate it, according to Glassdoor and Indeed (spare us the charade of how all those guys and gals can't cut it and aren't passionate about their work).
You're right....you're clean on the contact. However, that's like being happy about beating the guy in the Mercedes with the hot, younger trophy wife to a primo parking spot. He still has a Mercedes and a stunner for a wife, while you, on the other hand...work for fuckin' ETQ.
Stop selling dreams about how great ETQ is. Any high quality agent in the Tampa Bay area (I'm guessing you're close to Clearwater) would opt for Humana first, in my opinion. Better pay, benefits, training, culture...you name it. Even Anthem would be better...they sell a shit product, but they pay (or paid, heard they had some changes recently) the most and their benefits are close enough to Humana's.
I'm guessing you're in management...or, oh I don't know, the legal department.
As noted I do not rep this company, I am happily employed. For the record I have consistently made more money year after year not only in hourly, bonus, spiffs, 401K, insurance and other incentives than any life Humana or Anthem agent that work with solely Medicare recipients in the state of Fl. Awesome point is that I have state licenses in more than half the country. I am also a broker and don't work solely with either company.
I wasn't selling an opportunity with this org. Frankly many here couldn't hack it. It's not as easy as it would seem. I can't say in good faith I would stick my job on the line to refer anyone here. I found that has just in the past always been a really bad idea. If you are interested go to the site and apply on your own....not risking my position for a possible referral bonus for an agent to join and totally Fup.
I would like to point out things you've mentioned as inaccurate.
Let's start with TRG1225 or TRG and what that has a direct correlation with easymedicare.com
However, that's like being happy about beating the guy in the Mercedes with the hot, younger trophy wife to a primo parking spot.
Cannot see the relevance here. Mercedes along with a "trophy wife" as you put it are by far more costly to maintain then THE woman who really loves you and a Jeep. Well kind off on the Jeep.
Kinda like how call centers train you to selectively use the phrase "as long as it's medically necessary" to answer any dicey questions about coverage.
No clue what you are talking about here NEVER have I ever been trained to use this language. We use the SOB or EOB to define benefits.
Again, not management, recruitment or legal....just an agent making more money than many here.
As an owner of another agency, review sites like glass door and others are a joke. You get a 1 sided aspect of an unhappy person who failed to do their job...go figure. Doesn't matter if the agent was a lush, burned your leads, came in late every day, called out every other day or ended up in police custody loosing their license to offer insurance....You are just a bad boss and horrible company to work for. Cut the crap.
You have clearly no access to legally confidential script material as shows in your outline. Good for you. Not a good bluff.
I hope this clarifies my intent. Don't chatter about what you don't know. You're the one that looks bad in the end.