I've noticed a lot of Final Expense job postings....is this a fad?

[NSRH]

Lol is that for real?

Totally real.

 

[NSRH]

What's his name just posted this on LinkedIn.

They all have me blocked on LinkedIn.

Im sure one of the three of them posted it on LinkedIn, and Im sure they are all very proud of the video and their new endeavor.

 

[NSRH]

This video was also serious:

 

[Todd King]

The insurance companies could get rid of these lazy mooching FMO twits in one simple move. All the insurance company would have to do is pay everyone the same commission. That way the worthless lazy bum FMO's could never get agents to work for them unless they actually had something to bring to the show that makes them worth a cut in the agents commissions. The way the insurance companies have it set up now its just another Multi Level Marketing scheme. No different then Amway. Multi Level Marketing schemes have always been magnets for the lazy and the scammers and so has the insurance business.

This shows just how clueless you are about the work that IMOs/FMOs do. I'll bet in the last 10 years I've put more work in that you by a ratio of 5:1. You have no idea what it takes to be an FMO. The whole post here just shows your ignorance. No wonder you have the attitude that you do.

If you are ever on the east coast, please stop by and see us and I'll show you what work really is.

 

[NSRH]

This shows just how clueless you are about the work that IMOs/FMOs do. I'll bet in the last 10 years I've put more work in that you by a ratio of 5:1. You have no idea what it takes to be an FMO. The whole post here just shows your ignorance. No wonder you have the attitude that you do.

If you are ever on the east coast, please stop by and see us and I'll show you what work really is.

Im not sure why you took that so personal Tood...

I tend to agree with most of what was shared.

A lot of insurance recruiters/marketers bring little to no value to the agent.

Why is that such a controversial statement to you?

 

[suranceman]

The NMO model is done for a very good reason. It HEAVILY protects the insurer from debt, and 100% outsources hiring, training and support.

It really was a genius move on their part. Whoever thought of the FMO idea is genius.

 

[jemelton]

This shows just how clueless you are about the work that IMOs/FMOs do. I'll bet in the last 10 years I've put more work in that you by a ratio of 5:1. You have no idea what it takes to be an FMO. The whole post here just shows your ignorance. No wonder you have the attitude that you do.

If you are ever on the east coast, please stop by and see us and I'll show you what work really is.

Just like agents, there are good and bad IMO. All agents or IMO should not be painted with a broad brush. Some are great, some are worthless...

 

[Todd King]

Im not sure why you took that so personal Tood...

I tend to agree with most of what was shared.

A lot of insurance recruiters/marketers bring little to no value to the agent.

Why is that such a controversial statement to you?

Because I know how hard I work to do what I do. No offense, but you wouldn't know either. I'm not saying you don't work as hard, but since you've never ran an IMO with over 2,000 agents you wouldn't know what I do. Now, over the years I have managed to work a little less hard, but for years it was 18 hour days. Not many on this whole forum have ever worked as hard as I have to build something..

You see, JD used to say the same crap. He too thought incorrectly simply because he was ignorant of what it takes to run a successful IMO/FMO. He didn't want to deal with agents and that's fine, but it's also the reason he had no clue what it takes and still doesn't even though he claims to be best friends with Travis.

Yeah, I worked very hard and for someone to come on here and show their ignorance like that does push a button with me because I know just how ignorant the statement is. It also bothers me knowing that some that come on here are new enough and still gullible enough to believe what he was saying. Yeah, I guess I do take that personal!

 

[TheFEhustle]

Because I know how hard I work to do what I do. No offense, but you wouldn't know either. I'm not saying you don't work as hard, but since you've never ran an IMO with over 2,000 agents you wouldn't know what I do. Now, over the years I have managed to work a little less hard, but for years it was 18 hour days. Not many on this whole forum have ever worked as hard as I have to build something..

You see, JD used to say the same crap. He too thought incorrectly simply because he was ignorant of what it takes to run a successful IMO/FMO. He didn't want to deal with agents and that's fine, but it's also the reason he had no clue what it takes and still doesn't even though he claims to be best friends with Travis.

Yeah, I worked very hard and for someone to come on here and show their ignorance like that does push a button with me because I know just how ignorant the statement is. It also bothers me knowing that some that come on here are new enough and still gullible enough to believe what he was saying. Yeah, I guess I do take that personal!

What is IMO/FMO?

 

[Todd King]

What is IMO/FMO?

IMO = Independent Marketing Organization. Usually deals with the Life side.
FMO = Field Marketing Organization. Usually deals with the Health side.