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The Phone Pro
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Are you saying your not honest? It sounds like your not. Is your business failing, it should be with that attitude.
Insphere Insurance Solution
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I have never paid any of my appt setters a deposit either. The agents I know are honest and will pay you for doing what you are hired to do. If you are as good as you say you are then I have a spot open for you that pays better than what you are getting now. It's hourly plus bonuses and can easily add up to $20 or more per hour. I assume you aren't setting more than 1 appt per hour of course...
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I don't remember the agent, but didn't we have a former poster here that got sued at least once (maybe more) for failing to pay a telemarketer?
Surprisingly, I know it's not you.
Rick
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I was thinking of him as I typed that. But I do not "know" him. I don't care to be friendly with people that don't hold up to their end of deals...
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The Phone Pro said:
Nope I am honest. But if I was going to take on a job of appointment setting for someone I can not meet in person I would ask for a deposit. I would expect timely payment. Now I readily expect the agent to iniatially say no to the deposit as most would but then I am not in your business.
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The Phone Pro
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What do you offer? Is it a dialer or manual? Tell me more? I'm interested.
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It's a dialer. I'll pm you my contact info.
That Senur-Advisor-Indiana has been known to pay his telemarketers well and on time.
If it's a good fit, you should jump all over him.
