Job with Family First Life
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jensing0406
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I can offer you a 100 % contract to start out and its a real 100, not like what Shawn does and waters in down 20% on FE. PM me if youre interested in hearing more
These guys are like NAA, but they don't make you recruit. High commissions and decent priced leads, they also have pretty goo training.
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NAA makes you sign a non compete, and the FFL guys violated that, thats what the law suit was about.
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NAA makes you sign a non compete, and the FFL guys violated that, thats what the law suit was about.
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Street level for new agents with most companies is 115% -120%. What are you doing for that 15%-20% shave? A 20% reduction in commission costs the average agent $400 to $600 per week which is most of his lead cost.
jensing0406
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Why so secretive? Why not share what you have to offer with all of us? That's what being a part of the Forum is about.
Oh, how I wish I found this forum a month ago...
So I moved out to CO and found a job post for a life insurance rep. I didn't know what entailed, but I got an interview so I went to check it out. Compared to the other offices I had been throughout the job hunt, this place was nice and the people were lively. The level of income potential discussed seemed too good to be true, but after talking to several of their reps (one was 19), I left feeling like it was within my reach.
Depleting my savings, I felt the need to get an immediate paying job, but I didn't want to miss out on this opportunity. If it was legit, it could be a career. I figured it would be a rough month, but that I'd be able to get through it. So I went through (and paid for) the PL course work, the exam and license application.
Very long story short, after a month of investing my extremely limited money and valuable time into this company, not only do I have NOTHING to show for it, my car was totaled on the job and the company as no liability therefore desire to help me out.
Jobless. Carless. Downpaymentless. AHHHHHHHHHH
Anyway, found this forum because I saw an ad for FFL, and a part of me still wants to pursue this path. This company was offering 50% comm to start and I thought that was high, so apparently I have my research cut out for me. Any advice would be appreciated.
So I moved out to CO and found a job post for a life insurance rep. I didn't know what entailed, but I got an interview so I went to check it out. Compared to the other offices I had been throughout the job hunt, this place was nice and the people were lively. The level of income potential discussed seemed too good to be true, but after talking to several of their reps (one was 19), I left feeling like it was within my reach.
Depleting my savings, I felt the need to get an immediate paying job, but I didn't want to miss out on this opportunity. If it was legit, it could be a career. I figured it would be a rough month, but that I'd be able to get through it. So I went through (and paid for) the PL course work, the exam and license application.
Very long story short, after a month of investing my extremely limited money and valuable time into this company, not only do I have NOTHING to show for it, my car was totaled on the job and the company as no liability therefore desire to help me out.
Jobless. Carless. Downpaymentless. AHHHHHHHHHH
Anyway, found this forum because I saw an ad for FFL, and a part of me still wants to pursue this path. This company was offering 50% comm to start and I thought that was high, so apparently I have my research cut out for me. Any advice would be appreciated.
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At this point, it looks like you need an hourly wage. You're not going to find that here. Once you get some new wheels, be sure to get better car insurance coverage. That's really important.
Once you get back on your feet, come back here and you will find many good options that will pay you 110-120% commission. All you would need to do is buy leads. Of course, this is all assuming you are licensed and are willing to train to learn the products and how to sell.
Good Luck.
Once you get back on your feet, come back here and you will find many good options that will pay you 110-120% commission. All you would need to do is buy leads. Of course, this is all assuming you are licensed and are willing to train to learn the products and how to sell.
Good Luck.
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