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Mind blowing you are at 70 pt contracts and have to buy leads....
Feedback on Equis Financial?
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Yes, but imagine the future income of those 2 percent renewals. You really need to reach out to some of us on this board for a dose of reality, especially if you are paying for leads.
Those places only hire new...green agents, because they don't know that they're getting screwed.:bump:
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RNA too... Street comp is 120% and Equis offers 50%
I hate these type of worthless orginazations.
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Tom you're always looking for places to use these guys aren't you :bump: :bump:
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I firmly believe this is a classic example of setting your agents up for failure. It is nearly impossible to make it on those contracts, and that high of lead cost.
I dont know this organization personally, so I cant comment on them as people, however I would challenge them to rethink their strategy.
I dont know this organization personally, so I cant comment on them as people, however I would challenge them to rethink their strategy.
imho, that's not going to happen. Equis modeled their MLM IMO from their daddy, N.A.A. They believe it's the perfect model for the PTB to get rich. And unless it all implodes, they're right.
They aren't concerned about the high failure rate among agents, because the direct upline is responsible for their agents chargeback debt when any agent fails out of the business.
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Is NAA still around? What ever happened with them?
N.A.A. (National Agent's Alliance) is still around, but many of it's heavy hitters left the company to start their own IMOs during the past several years, and ALL of them are modeled after N.A.A.
These multi-level marketing IMOs include:
1. Equis Financial (Barry Clarkson, it's CEO was a founding partner in N.A.A., and most of the other leaders were with N.A.A.).
2. Symmetry Financial Group (Brandon Ellison & Casey Watkins were top Agency Managers w/ N.A.A.).
3. InVida (Philip Hudgins, it's President was a founding partner in N.A.A).
4. Family First Life (Shawn Meaike, it's President was direct to Andy Albright, who was the third Co-Founder and is currently the CEO of N.A.A.).
All of these spin-offs have a business model nearly identical to N.A.A. (the emphasis is to recruit, recruit, recruit, so you can build a business and enjoy passive income through overrides on your downline) and the funny thing is they all talk about the flawed IMO they used to work for, which is the reason they left it to start an IMO by agents, for agents,
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I didn't know what RNA pays, as I don't have them. I don't know how those people can sleep at night. Keeping over 1/2 the commissions and still charging full price on leads. What a bunch of crooks!
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I didn't know what RNA pays, as I don't have them. I don't know how those people can sleep at night. Keeping over 1/2 the commissions and still charging full price on leads. What a bunch of crooks!
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These companies are set up for the managers to produce big numbers. I have an agency in my neck of the woods that constantly recruits new agents. The manager calls through the leads a couple times & snags the folks that always answer the phone. Then sells the leads to his downline agents as "A leads" at $42 per lead.
Saw his company post the leader board last week on LinkedIn and he place paid like 25k in one week. If you look closely you'll see all the managers producing huge numbers and the rest of the agents under them just doing okay.
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