Health Sherpa

[MedicareAgent]

And you need to understand i have sent 10 emails and they have never been answered and the phone is not working and I am in the business of making money and helping customer and cannot help them if Ning is mia, I am not being disrespectful, I expect a phone to work when I dial it.

 

[houcoogster]

And you need to understand i have sent 10 emails and they have never been answered

I guess Ning don't like being stalked.....

 

[MedicareAgent]

And my customers don't like to not have resolution.

 

[houcoogster]

And my customers don't like to not have resolution.

Ok look here...all kidding aside. If the app is in yellow more than 7 days chances are it ain't going thru. Trash can that bad boy and run it thru the front door at hc.gov. If they were supposed to have a Jan 1 effective that ship has already sailed....hang it up.

If you will post the gist of the problem we can help you.

 

[Yagents]

Just got email: $15 per app through Jan 15! on health Sherpa

They must be listening.

Here is the start of the compression on WBE pricing

 

[ameneses54]

Just got email: $15 per app through Jan 15! on health Sherpa

They must be listening.

Here is the start of the compression on WBE pricing

I really think Sherpa should extend the offer to the end of open enrollment.
Even though I acknowledge it's very efficient, $25 is usually a months commission on a regular policy, which is excessive.

 

[healthman1]

If you did not get back to your client for 5 days or never would you be upset.
I mean really you want agents to be respectful. If they have problems let them be known what's wrong with that brah

 

[dorado]

I really think Sherpa should extend the offer to the end of open enrollment.
Even though I acknowledge it's very efficient, $25 is usually a months commission on a regular policy, which is excessive.

with some carriers more than a month...$15.75 BC/BSH Carefirst in DC Metro

 

[dgoldenz]

with some carriers more than a month...$15.75 BC/BSH Carefirst in DC Metro

Yeah but you get to pay Sherpa up front and then hope CareFirst pays you at some point in the next 10 months.....if you're lucky.

 

[dorado]

Yeah but you get to pay Sherpa up front and then hope CareFirst pays you at some point in the next 10 months.....if you're lucky.

I agree. It is a big risk. $15 per application is reasonable and I KNOW many brokers will switch to HS if it stays at this price.