Just In.. 160 contract level.. beginning
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His agency does a lot of business with LH.
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He's also losing agents and agencies left and right.
I doubt it is a real offer in any state.
If anything it's a bait and switch.
chasejordan1
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It's probably like the way united American used to pay their agents if you were captive back in the 90s and early 2000. They basically advanced three years worth of commissions within the first year and most of that was in the first three or four months
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wow if this was ever done for FE, that would be a nightmare scenario! Only a mentally retarded FE agent would agree to that.
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I remember an 18 month advance on Med Sups on a bank draft. Seems like they didn't do that very long. I think you're mistaken about 3 years.
chasejordan1
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Maybe so, I remember something like 400% first month then 200% and so on, something like that. All I know if you quit or the business cancelled you owed big time.
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If you read the article that talks about 160% it adds in so many things. If you do 800 billion dollars, you might get the $16,000 bonus that month, "This bonus added to the lead discount is equivalent to a 160% contract."
1. If I have to get a 16,000 bonus just to make 160%, that means my commission is WAY too low. If an agent was on street and got a 16k bonus, it would probably be equal to 250% or more.
2. What is the chances of hitting the bonus?
3. If you do hit the bonus, what are the chances you will hit it EVERY MONTH?
Just another bait and switch marketing play..........
1. If I have to get a 16,000 bonus just to make 160%, that means my commission is WAY too low. If an agent was on street and got a 16k bonus, it would probably be equal to 250% or more.
2. What is the chances of hitting the bonus?
3. If you do hit the bonus, what are the chances you will hit it EVERY MONTH?
Just another bait and switch marketing play..........
