Newinsurancelady210
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What are your most intersting moments selling ins? I have heard some stories and I think this could be interesting. :p From what I hear there is never a dull moment.
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Back in the 90s (80s?) I used to go to the library and xerox (sorry...copy) pages from "The Million Dollar Directory" and send term insurance letters with rates to big business owners in states where I was licensed.
I sent a letter to George Steinbrenner, CEO of the NY Yankees. A few weeks later I got a call from someone (I'll leave the name out).
George wasn't interested but gave the letter to this person and told him to "get more insurance." And he did.
Sorry. That's all I have right now.
I used to fax blast business owners and had a 71 year old business owner respond to it, but he would only do business in person....and my business was all by phone.
At the time, the quote was for a $1m term for about $18k premium to replace an existing business policy, so I decided to take a chance and drive 2 hours to see him.
I pulled up to the address and all I could see was the gated entrance and intercom....I thought I had just been had, but he answered and buzzed me in..
I ended up staying there for hours, learned about his business, met the wife, some aunts and other relatives...When I left there, they gave me some of their homemade wine, breads, eggs from their chickens, t-shirts and bags from their business....
And I left there with apps for close to $225k in annual premium, all of which placed...and have written additional premium with them since then.
Great story! Only problem with Chumps is you never know when he is kidding.
Back in the 90s (80s?) I used to go to the library and xerox (sorry...copy) pages from "The Million Dollar Directory" and send term insurance letters with rates to big business owners in states where I was licensed.
I sent a letter to George Steinbrenner, CEO of the NY Yankees. A few weeks later I got a call from someone (I'll leave the name out).
George wasn't interested but gave the letter to this person and told him to "get more insurance." And he did.
Sorry. That's all I have right now.