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I am not trying to start a pissing match or anything. I honestly don't know much about EFES, 360 or FEX. I do have contracts with 2 of the three. It sounds to me like they all offer pretty much the same thing, training to agents that need it, and pretty decent contracts.

In terms of size how do they compare? Does anybody even really know. I am thinking of, in terms of both number of agents and production? I suppose they may also differ in terms of what products they specialize in, such as FE, annuities, mortgage protection etc?
 
I am not trying to start a pissing match or anything. I honestly don't know much about EFES, 360 or FEX. I do have contracts with 2 of the three. It sounds to me like they all offer pretty much the same thing, training to agents that need it, and pretty decent contracts.

In terms of size how do they compare? Does anybody even really know. I am thinking of, in terms of both number of agents and production? I suppose they may also differ in terms of what products they specialize in, such as FE, annuities, mortgage protection etc?

You would have to get straight answers from all in order to compare fairly. I think you would have a little trouble with that.
 
EFES (Equita) is an actual company with a home office in Dallas. They have salaried employees staffing different departments (licensing, contracting, leads, marketing, recruiting, sales etc). Individual agents can reach out to these departments anytime for assistance. That's been a huge difference in my opinion. For better or for worse, a lot of the other IMO's referred to frequently are much more mom and pop style or out of someone's home in my experience.

I'm not sure how many agents or production EFES has compared to the rest. I appreciate the fact though that Equita always seems to reinvest into providing more and more resources for agents in the field.


I am not trying to start a pissing match or anything. I honestly don't know much about EFES, 360 or FEX. I do have contracts with 2 of the three. It sounds to me like they all offer pretty much the same thing, training to agents that need it, and pretty decent contracts.

In terms of size how do they compare? Does anybody even really know. I am thinking of, in terms of both number of agents and production? I suppose they may also differ in terms of what products they specialize in, such as FE, annuities, mortgage protection etc?
 
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