How is this Guy Quoting This?

It is relevant how he came to meet with them because you are the one that said he weaselled his way in.

Nor do you know what he bought because $500 face with Foresters does not match what you said he is paying. So he either has more coverage or a different company.

You even said in your original post that it might not be Foresters. Now when I say you don't have the facts you change your story.

The thing that's becoming obvious is why this guy is not your client and chose someone else.


The situation is what he told me "Foresters for $5000 death benefit for $56/mo This has to be taken as a fact until proven wrong. I know his health situation, and i know he qualifies for a lower priced plan, with RNA, or Assurity.

Explain to me how it us jumping to conclusions, when I know know he qualifies for a better policy? Even if the policy isnt with Foresters, we know its a $5000 death benefit, and he is paying $56/mo.

How he came to meet with him, in my opinion, is mostly irrelevant. The only thing I wanted to know when I started this thread is "how the agent is coming up with this quote" You turned it into some other conversation by nitpicking some irrelevant adjectives I used in telling the story
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He didn't have any yet, I had him on my calender to call him about toward the end of this month to get him set up
 
Grandchild Rider perhaps?

Don't worry just go re-write it and be smooth about it, no finger pointing. We are all weasels.:D
 
Oh yeah and just one other thing axeman:
bring that tattoo gun of yours with you and put your name & phone number on their forearm just in case this happens again. :D
 
It is relevant how he came to meet with them because you are the one that said he weaselled his way in.

Nor do you know what he bought because $500 face with Foresters does not match what you said he is paying. So he either has more coverage or a different company.

You even said in your original post that it might not be Foresters. Now when I say you don't have the facts you change your story.

The thing that's becoming obvious is why this guy is not your client and chose someone else.

I think you need to read things bit more carefully. He still is my client, he has a an MAPD with me, and I have an appt to flip the policy to a less expensive policy where he wont be getting ripped off.

But I will say this, i hope I dont become bitter like yourself when I get old and gray like you, to the point where I have to flame people on the internet to make me feel better about myself.

And again, the question was: How is this Guy Quoting This? I didnt ask anything else.
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Grandchild Rider perhaps?

Don't worry just go re-write it and be smooth about it, no finger pointing. We are all weasels.:D


actually according one of my client's son, I am a "vulture"... i guess because I prey on old people?:err:
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Oh yeah and just one other thing axeman:
bring that tattoo gun of yours with you and put your name & phone number on their forearm just in case this happens again. :D

LOL!! i would rather stamp it on his face so he sees it everytime he looks in the mirror :D:D:D
 
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I'm anything but bitter nor did I flame you. You came on here calling names and making unfounded insinuations and admitting that you were clueless.

What you need to do is find out what the guy bought and why he bought it. If you can put him in a better place then do so. But you can do none of that by coming on a the forum as a hothead and then namecalling the people that give you advice that you don't agree with.

What you are going to find when you do get the fact, if you ever do get the facts, is the person does not have a Foresters $5000 policy.

What you do with the proper information is entirely up to you but if you handle it in the same manner as you post in this thread then you will not handle it properly.

Is that 'bitter" enough for you, young 'un? Maybe I should get a tat that says "peace out man!"?:D


I think you need to read things bit more carefully. He still is my client, he has a an MAPD with me, and I have an appt to flip the policy to a less expensive policy where he wont be getting ripped off.

But I will say this, i hope I dont become bitter like yourself when I get old and gray like you, to the point where I have to flame people on the internet to make me feel better about myself.

And again, the question was: How is this Guy Quoting This? I didnt ask anything else.
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actually according one of my client's son, I am a "vulture"... i guess because I prey on old people?:err:
 
I'm anything but bitter nor did I flame you. You came on here calling names and making unfounded insinuations and admitting that you were clueless.

What you need to do is find out what the guy bought and why he bought it. If you can put him in a better place then do so. But you can do none of that by coming on a the forum as a hothead and then namecalling the people that give you advice that you don't agree with.

What you are going to find when you do get the fact, if you ever do get the facts, is the person does not have a Foresters $5000 policy.

What you do with the proper information is entirely up to you but if you handle it in the same manner as you post in this thread then you will not handle it properly.

Is that 'bitter" enough for you, young 'un? Maybe I should get a tat that says "peace out man!"?:D

Thank you for finally getting to your advice, and answering the question that was asked. Was that really that hard to do?

as for the tattoo idea.. eh, I guess it could work if you put across the back of your shoulders:laugh:

Thanks for your help gramps! :laugh::1tongue::laugh::1tongue:
 
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