I Need to Know Something About Asurea!

[skpierce]

I've been an independent agent for a few years now. Tired of buying leads. Spoke with an agent with Asurea who says they pay a salary + commission. Also have free leads!! I am doubting that this is all true. Wondering what the catch is?
Does anyone have experience with this company?
Thank you!!

 

[Chazm]

The catch is, you make less money and you get "free" leads. Pretty simple.

If someone told me they were tired of paying for leads I would just assume they aren't selling.

 

[adjusterjack]

I've been an independent agent for a few years now. Tired of buying leads. Spoke with an agent with Asurea who says they pay a salary + commission. Also have free leads!! I am doubting that this is all true. Wondering what the catch is?

Ask for a copy of the contract. The catch will be in the fine print.

Does anyone have experience with this company?

Maybe these people:

https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Asurea-Reviews-E379933.htm

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Asurea/reviews

I have no opinion as to whether the reviews are real or not. Take them with a grain of salt.

 

[regularAgent]

I had an interview with them 1.5 years ago, they didn't offer me a basic salary, just leads, at the end those leads where charge to you at $12 each. if the leads were good or not, I have no idea.

 

[billyb]

Never seen an IMO pay a salary. Free leads means lower commission.

 

[limitless84]

I just had an agent make the jump from asurea to our group. You could call him and he could give you an inside look at the operation If you like.

 

[jc_does_ins]

I interviewed with them last year but did not take the position.
From what I remember it was $2500 salary plus $200 monthly gas stipend.
They want you to come in for a week (or two?) before they will hire you, during this time you will come in I believe 3 days a week for a few hours to set up appointments for yourself, the manager will go out with you to the first few appointments and there is a number of sales they want you to get during this period, a few.
They work with mailers, so they have cabinets full of people that they reached out to in the past, anywhere from past years to a few months ago.
Fresh leads do cost you something, how much exactly I don't remember.
Their in with these people in the mailers originally was "mortgage protection insurance" so when you reach out to them you will go in that direction as well.
I remember them saying they would pay about 70-80% of the premium.
Numbers I gave you might be a bit off so don't quote me fully on them.