Is there an App on the market like the Senior Life App?

Out of curiosity do you know of how many full time employees Legacy Assurance has?

Only ask because I've spoken with another senior life agent who's clients beneficiaries had a horrible time getting in touch with Legacy Assurance.

The agent also had hard time getting live person on phone to assist

I have no idea. Every time I've called between 8 am est and 5 pm est. they usually answer in 2 or 3 rings. I've called during those times because maybe Ms. Jones's payment did not clear for SL nor LA, and I was trying to get everything back on track. (Tell Todd would you?)
If you call after hours it could take longer for them to call you back, as they don't answer the phone at night, but will call you (or the family) back shortly. They are reachable 24 hours a day from what I've heard, in case death happens at night. (Tell Todd that's called customer service beyond business hours).

Thanks!
 
I have no idea. Every time I've called between 8 am est and 5 pm est. they usually answer in 2 or 3 rings. I've called during those times because maybe Ms. Jones's payment did not clear for SL nor LA, and I was trying to get everything back on track. (Tell Todd would you?)
If you call after hours it could take longer for them to call you back, as they don't answer the phone at night, but will call you (or the family) back shortly. They are reachable 24 hours a day from what I've heard, in case death happens at night. (Tell Todd that's called customer service beyond business hours).

Thanks!

Ok. Dialed the number and they did say they are open 8 to 5 est. If you call after hours you leave a message
 
Here's a different perspective...Suppose, just suppose, that when Ms. Jones passes away that SL contacts Legacy and, as a form of professional courtesy, and as an additional service to the beneficiary, lets LA know of the deceased passing and the agent can now put the family into contact with Legacy. NOW, if the family doesn't want to take advantage of these savings that's on them, not me, just like I said earlier. Understand this a little better now? Maybe the children decided on cremation rather than a burial, etc.

That way the family gets the casket, vault, and monument for $3500, it's impossible for them to miss out on the savings. And the remaining relatives are so impressed with the savings from LA that they also would like to get a Legacy membership! And then a SL agent, who happens to also be an advocate for Legacy (which is a separate and distinct entity from SL) can now sell insurance for SL and also enroll these new clients into LA so they can get the savings down the road.

Todd, can you offer anything like this to your clients whom you've written business on? I think the savings that LA provides is far superior to anything you can offer Ms. Jones. I proved mathematically in another post that even if you could offer the same plan that I can....and yours is $20/month cheaper than mine....that I've still got you beat on the savings whether death is the first week or 10 years late due to the immediate savings LA provides.

So Todd, with all due respect, you can now see that it's YOU who is putting Ms. Jones into a position where her funeral costs a lot more thru you than thru me. You just can't match this value like I can.

Todd here's a piece of advice: If you focus more on YOUR business and less on MY business you'll actually make more $$$! Imagine that...lol.
Let's don't "suppose" . Do they contact the beneficiary or not? Because if they don't, supposing doesn't accomplish anything at all.
 
Tom, I thought you had a 132 IQ. What would be the point of sending in a paper app if it wasn't signed? :twitchy:

What the heck is the sense in the phone call and computer for if you have to a) still get a paper app signed, and b) send in the paper app
 
Here's a different perspective...Suppose, just suppose, that when Ms. Jones passes away that SL contacts Legacy and, as a form of professional courtesy, and as an additional service to the beneficiary, lets LA know of the deceased passing and the agent can now put the family into contact with Legacy. NOW, if the family doesn't want to take advantage of these savings that's on them, not me, just like I said earlier. Understand this a little better now? Maybe the children decided on cremation rather than a burial, etc.

That way the family gets the casket, vault, and monument for $3500, it's impossible for them to miss out on the savings. And the remaining relatives are so impressed with the savings from LA that they also would like to get a Legacy membership! And then a SL agent, who happens to also be an advocate for Legacy (which is a separate and distinct entity from SL) can now sell insurance for SL and also enroll these new clients into LA so they can get the savings down the road.

Todd, can you offer anything like this to your clients whom you've written business on? I think the savings that LA provides is far superior to anything you can offer Ms. Jones. I proved mathematically in another post that even if you could offer the same plan that I can....and yours is $20/month cheaper than mine....that I've still got you beat on the savings whether death is the first week or 10 years late due to the immediate savings LA provides.

So Todd, with all due respect, you can now see that it's YOU who is putting Ms. Jones into a position where her funeral costs a lot more thru you than thru me. You just can't match this value like I can.

Todd here's a piece of advice: If you focus more on YOUR business and less on MY business you'll actually make more $$$! Imagine that...lol.
 
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