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Nope---got an email---never heard from him
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I think I would continue to evaluate your options
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This is the frustration with the Forum. I dont have any idea what the other options are. Go to the net and type in "Final Expense Insurance" and get 100000000000000 responses.
Im not ragging on YOU--its just frustrating in general, to need some specific assistance from those that have been there, and so often the replies create more questions than they ansr!
Ah well...guess it WOULD be easier to just learn to say "Do you want to supersize that?"
Im not ragging on YOU--its just frustrating in general, to need some specific assistance from those that have been there, and so often the replies create more questions than they ansr!
Ah well...guess it WOULD be easier to just learn to say "Do you want to supersize that?"
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I'm happy to refer you to my Securus RVP upline.
Contract level, training, lead costs, and mail consistency is as good as EFES.
More importantly, I can get you in conversation with him as early as today or tomorrow.
Contract level, training, lead costs, and mail consistency is as good as EFES.
More importantly, I can get you in conversation with him as early as today or tomorrow.
As long as you are not in New York.
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You specific answers to your questions about EFES. I don't know what esle you want.
I sent you a private message witha phone number and an email. Did you contact those people?
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It takes time. You are wanting questions answers in a post or two that have taken years to careers to gain.
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You get two contracts. One at 100% for the business you write without their leads, the other is lower with their leads. They will sell you the mailers for around $450 per thousand. I say mail them yourself and keep the 100% contract. They have some good training and marketing ideas on their website.
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The forum does not allow you to post specific replies to specific people so---
JDEasy--yes you gave me a lot of info. Then you mentioned two names, and one cell number. WHICH of the two you mentioned belongs with the cell number? Again, when you don't have faces, body language etc to watch and cant ask clarifying questions, even tons of information can be difficult to follow.
Wino--I didnt ask anything that would require years of experience. I just asked for any feedback on this firm. But as you can see from the above the TYPED word is not a perfect medium!
THANKS...what a fiasco this has been--two weeks trying to get one person from one firm to get with me.
JDEasy--yes you gave me a lot of info. Then you mentioned two names, and one cell number. WHICH of the two you mentioned belongs with the cell number? Again, when you don't have faces, body language etc to watch and cant ask clarifying questions, even tons of information can be difficult to follow.
Wino--I didnt ask anything that would require years of experience. I just asked for any feedback on this firm. But as you can see from the above the TYPED word is not a perfect medium!
THANKS...what a fiasco this has been--two weeks trying to get one person from one firm to get with me.
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Back to an earlier post with JD in regards to mailing on your own. To his point, mailing is expensive, so I would shop around for prices lower than $450/1000.
100% should give you support to learn the business and enough to cover direct mail, but as you pick up experience, definitely get street level commissions as you are paying a lot for direct mail. Also, look for carriers that offer lead voucher incentives like 5 star.
Good luck!
100% should give you support to learn the business and enough to cover direct mail, but as you pick up experience, definitely get street level commissions as you are paying a lot for direct mail. Also, look for carriers that offer lead voucher incentives like 5 star.
Good luck!
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