If I Am with EFES...

[jdeasy]

That's pretty funny (and true).

It may be funny to a fellow telemarketing recruiter, but, it is certainly not true.

Of course, coming from a guy that admits to lying to prospects and wouldn't know the truth if it smacked him in the face, I suppose the truth is a myth?

You keep making these crybaby claims, but you never can back it up when called on it.

You are another one that doesn't seem to realize how transparent you really are.

 

[theinsuranceman]

It may be funny to a fellow telemarketing recruiter, but, it is certainly not true.

Of course, coming from a guy that admits to lying to prospects and wouldn't know the truth if it smacked him in the face, I suppose the truth is a myth?

You keep making these crybaby claims, but you never can back it up when called on it.

You are another one that doesn't seem to realize how transparent you really are.

JD, you seem to be so negative...not very helpful for selling. Why don't you start showing a little class and not get into a pissing match with everyone.

 

[Mplswilliam]

How long do you think you guys have been going at it?

 

[jdeasy]

JD, you seem to be so negative...not very helpful for selling. Why don't you start showing a little class and not get into a pissing match with everyone.

What would you know about class? And, define "everyone"? That would be you. I know you think you are everyone, but, everyone does know differently.

You Sr Life guys like to subscribe to the big lie therory. You think by repeating a lie over and over it will become the truth.

 

[VolAgent]

What would you know about class? And, define "everyone"? That would be you. I know you think you are everyone, but, everyone does know differently.

You Sr Life guys like to subscribe to the big lie therory. You think by repeating a lie over and over it will become the truth.

Its worked before...

 

[GreenSky]

I heard that Senior Life guys were underwriters, not agents. They must be better than everyone else.

Certainly more honest! (See, I added a smilie so everyone would know I was joking).

Rick

 

[b61mack]

JD i don't want to insight you, but trufully what is wrong about senior life. Is it their price? They don't sound any different, Than the other FE companies, They do both telesales and face to face. I know you don't like the powell"s. But the only thing i found about them was a minor, fine for a mailing.

 

[theinsuranceman]

I heard that Senior Life guys were underwriters, not agents. They must be better than everyone else.

Certainly more honest! (See, I added a smilie so everyone would know I was joking).

Rick

I don't say I'm an "underwriter" to a prospect, I use the term "licensed field underwriter".

"Licensed Field Underwriter" definition as per Google:
An initial decision by the insurance agent in the field about a prospective insured, based on whether they may meet the underwriting standards of the insurer.

OR:

Judgment decision by the insurance agent concerning whether or not to submit an application. The decision is based on the agent's familiarity with the insurance company's underwriting requirements for standard risk and substandard risk . ​

Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/field-underwriting#ixzz1XDTXaadR​

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Pretty simple isn't it?

I would like for other agents to express their views about this. Am I missing something?​

 

[b61mack]

theinsuranceman , they are just saying that to insight you. I don't think clients, would know what underwriter means, nor would they care.All they want to know, how much?

 

[Mplswilliam]

Remember, I was an RD. I have a little more insight knowledge than you on that kind of stuff.

Much luck and Happy Selling...

What happened at Equita where you left? I went on your website and facebook page and it looked like you were enjoying success there..what happen?