Is it seriously Possible to be a Part-Time Agent

[TheSinfonian]

either or bro it really wouldn't matter.. So long as you set aside that time after 5pm to go see people

 

[Enter the Race]

either or bro it really wouldn't matter.. So long as you set aside that time after 5pm to go see people

So you run your weekday appointments at night. I always thought FE clients were mostly day leads due to the fact they were the senior market.

 

[TheSinfonian]

So you run your weekday appointments at night. I always thought FE clients were mostly day leads due to the fact they were the senior market.

no they're home in the evenings and at night lol

 

[Enter the Race]

no they're home in the evenings and at night lol

Lol, I know there home but I meant people I know who have done well have a better rate of the customer actually opening the door during the day and on saturdays.

 

[toolbelt]

You're not in the insurance business, are you? No, whether I buy a policy or my upline buys a policy, it is always the same. In fact, I was paid commission on my sale. It was the same commission I receive when I sell to a client.

Again, what is it you are fishing for? You ask questions, now answer one: What is your game here? What are you trying to accomplish?

So, assuming the commissions paid out are equal, whether sold to a stranger on the street, or a fresh young recruit who's eager to display his loyalty and willingness to follow the "winning system", which is the easier sale.......a stranger in the food court, or somebody who just paid a sign-up fee and is eager to get started on the road to riches? And when paid solely on a commission basis, which of the two is more likely to receive more attention? The easy sell.....or the hard one?

 

[toolbelt]

One may even think their capacity to earn income is fleeting to say the least.

Can you point out any MLMs who suggest on their website that their Opportunity to earn income is fleeting to say the least? Just one would suffice.

 

[suranceman]

Can you point out any MLMs who suggest on their website that their Opportunity to earn income is fleeting to say the least? Just one would suffice.

I meant one as in skeptics of MLM's. I was not referring to the companies

 

[DayTimer]

So, assuming the commissions paid out are equal, whether sold to a stranger on the street, or a fresh young recruit who's eager to display his loyalty and willingness to follow the "winning system", which is the easier sale.......a stranger in the food court, or somebody who just paid a sign-up fee and is eager to get started on the road to riches? And when paid solely on a commission basis, which of the two is more likely to receive more attention? The easy sell.....or the hard one?

Again, what is it you are fishing for? You ask questions, now answer one: What is your game here? What are you trying to accomplish?

Your turn to answer questions. Up until now you have all the characteristics of a troll. Prove to us you're not and that you have a legitimate interest in the forum. What is it you are fishing for? If you can't answer that question, then no need to answer this post. I'll not answer back again without you coming clean as to what your agenda here is.

 

[toolbelt]

Your turn to answer questions. Up until now you have all the characteristics of a troll. Prove to us you're not and that you have a legitimate interest in the forum. What is it you are fishing for? If you can't answer that question, then no need to answer this post. I'll not answer back again without you coming clean as to what your agenda here is.

Are you questioning my facts, or my credibility? It appears you are the one not answering questions. As for an interest in the forum, is insurance MLM too off-topic for you, even though it is very relevant to the question being asked about being a part-time agent? Isn't that, in fact, one of the main features promoted in the MLM insurance field?

 

[Enter the Race]

Are you questioning my facts, or my credibility? It appears you are the one not answering questions. As for an interest in the forum, is insurance MLM too off-topic for you, even though it is very relevant to the question being asked about being a part-time agent? Isn't that, in fact, one of the main features promoted in the MLM insurance field?

Serious question. And I expect an answer since I started this thread. Did you sign up with an MLM and you weren't a good fit?