Question, if you had a machine in your home that you could put $1000 dollars into and it give you back 5000. How many times would you use that machine?
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Question, if you had a machine in your home that you could put $1000 dollars into and it give you back 5000. How many times would you use that machine?
Depends on how many times it would reach out and claw the $5K back out of my hands..
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20 times a day.
And if I had that machine I would not be trying to sell it to others.
Tony Hardwick
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I'm actually a new agent with FFL. I have 3 FE policies and an IUL under my belt since getting my license in February. I'm basically doing this part time for now as I'm taking my real estate license exam soon. I got some good training from my upline and can reach out any time I need assistance. Like many agents, I have issues with getting good leads. I've been pleased with everything so far.
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Develop your own leads. FFL is kinda notorious for reselling their leads.
Now with Integrity owning them, who knows if all the sub-Integrity companies are re-purchasing them too.
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Duane Freeman
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Are you purchasing the leads from the CRM?
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What total premium on those 4 cases? What have -you- been paid? How much have -you- paid for leads and training?
That will give you some perspective on the training.
HlthLfeMdcrSales
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I don't understand why you guys keep asking this person how much he's been paid when he's already told you he's on a 100% contract? Are you that stupid or did you just start in insurance last week? We all know if you're on a 100% contract you get paid 100% of premium annualized over the advance months which are typically 9 unless you specifically chose less months to start getting paid residual sooner. Hello? McFly? The math isn't difficult. The real question is, what was your lead cost as opposed to pocketed earnings? I know several agents working at FFL who are all grossing over 200K as first year agents but they're all spending 50K to 80K on leads. Still not a bad net earnings.
So, you know for a fact he is on 100% with those particular companies? And that he gets 9 months advance.. You are really more brilliant that any of the other folks posting here. I had not seen him address those issues for fact. However, most of us know that FFL has a 140% contract but they pay that on very few companies.. Most pay less.. Would it not be reasonable to assume the same is true of a 100% contract.. But then, I haven't been in the business very long myself. So, I will ask you since you know.. How much has he been paid on those cases?
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