FE Lead - Miselading??

[theinsuranceman]

Hmm, sounds like a lead card that senior life would mail, or LH, but I could be wrong.

You are wrong concerning SL as their DM piece has "State Regulated Life Insurance Plan" in bold print. Also has "funeral expenses" on it.

However, for me the closing % still no better than the 4-6 I would usually get with the vague "$225 death benefit" and "this is a free service to you" type DM cards. Not sure why.

 

[RichMcK]

I doubt if it is LH. They have their name on their mail piece with a bunch of legal stuff.

 

[gordon112]

Ok, the only clue we have is it came out of Marietta GA? Well, all I know is the Powells are in GA..but it could be anybody...

It was more of a remark to say "look for the lowest common denominator"

 

[theinsuranceman]

Ok, the only clue we have is it came out of Marietta GA? Well, all I know is the Powells are in GA..but it could be anybody...

It was more of a remark to say "look for the lowest common denominator"

They're in Thomasville, Ga. Thought you knew that from your previous stint.

 

[gordon112]

They're in Thomasville, Ga. Thought you knew that from your previous stint.

I worked with LH for about 4 months when I started selling FE in 2000. I haven't worked with SL, but yes I know who the Powells are.

Sorry if I didn't remember the exact location......

 

[shonceman]

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[JosephWilson86]

Im sure this will make a few people happy... NAA used to mail that card, I used to run those leads. I dont think many people of that age are dum enough to think they are applying for something thats free.

I never had anyone say anything to that effect to me or complain about being mislead.

They did get annoyed with people like me working old leads though... 'I already met with you people 3 years ago and I got denied, even after the guy said he would get me approved!'

 

[Rearden]

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Im sure this will make a few people happy... NAA used to mail that card, I used to run those leads. I dont think many people of that age are dum enough to think they are applying for something thats free.

I never had anyone say anything to that effect to me or complain about being mislead.

They did get annoyed with people like me working old leads though... 'I already met with you people 3 years ago and I got denied, even after the guy said he would get me approved!'

 

[Agentguy5]

The first lead I ever used for FE said

"Social Security Benefit"

across the top....lol

Dude, this thing sucked so bad... when I knocked or called, 90% of the folks told me they sent it in because they thought it was for free insurance....

 

[SDCLife88]

The first lead I ever used for FE said

"Social Security Benefit"

across the top....lol

Dude, this thing sucked so bad... when I knocked or called, 90% of the folks told me they sent it in because they thought it was for free insurance....

I just started in the insurance field and jumped strait into FE. I get a lot of people just inquiring for information. It really depends on the mailer they received on how they view the situation.

NEVER call, always stop by!