Introduction from a licensed agent in TX

[Bonnie A Price]

Good morning. My name is Bonnie. I'm a licensed agent in TX. I've been licensed for a year. I started with Primerica and now I'm with WFG. I'm looking to network and learn in this forum.

 

[rousemark]

Welcome ... I am sure there will be some along to question your choice of companies..

 

[Todd King]

Hi Bonnie, and welcome to the world of real insurance and real companies.

We love to expose Primerica and WFG!

 

[Bonnie A Price]

Hi Todd, you're cracking me up already. My friend warned me of WFG. I just left Primerica. I'm open to hearing what you have to say about both.

 

[rousemark]

Hi Todd, you're cracking me up already. My friend warned me of WFG. I just left Primerica. I'm open to hearing what you have to say about both.

Well, most here would say you have jumped from the frying pan into the fire.. Is there any reason you think you need to be in a captive or semi-captive situation?

 

[Bonnie A Price]

I just learned of the frying pan situation this past weekend. I'm willing to give them a chance for a year so I get some real experience as I didn't get any from the previous company.

It's been a year and I haven't made anything to write home about. My sensei recommend I join this forum to gain more insight.

 

[Edwardfin]

A good training FMO can help you. I know you think you need a year to learn but I would advise get started somewhere else.

 

[DHK]

WFG is one of the cleaner shirts in the dirty laundry of team-building network marketing companies.

I'm just not a fan of these team-building MLMs... period.

I have said that I would consider FFL at one point... but "birds of a feather" and all that.