That's always a decent measure but even that can be misleading.. A person could have a 1099 for 100K but if they paid out 50K in lead costs to get those sales, they didn't make as much as the agent who received a 1099 for only 60K with no lead cost.
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That's always a decent measure but even that can be misleading.. A person could have a 1099 for 100K but if they paid out 50K in lead costs to get those sales, they didn't make as much as the agent who received a 1099 for only 60K with no lead cost.
If there is one thing I have learned in all my years of commission sales, what people tell you they earn, and what reality is are 2 entirely different things. It is in peoples nature to make their situation appear better than it is.
Kind of like people doing antiques shows and flea markets will tell you, " I made $600.00 today".. What they don't mention is the merchandise they sold cost them $400.00 .. Their set up expenses were another $100.00.. If lucky, they made $100.00.. even though they sold $600.00.
Usually by a minimum of 35-40%.
I had a brother-in-law bragging about what a great deal he got on a boat. Telling everybody he only paid $XXXXX but my other brother-in-law told me he wasn't telling anyone that he also traded another boat in the deal.
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Same with gamblers. They will always talk about a great score. But not a word about all the losses.
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WinoBlues said:
I never lose. Ask my wife.
I never lose. Ask my wife.
Are you saying when she talks about "the Biggest Loser", she really is talking about the TV program? ...
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Back to the EFES thing, I can tell you from experience that EFES will NOT under any circumstance give you a release. Ever.
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Not true. I know for a factt hat they have granted releases in some cases. I also believe I would be released if I asked for one. Haven't had a reason to test that, but that's what I believe.
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