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MOO doesn't officially make you a captive agent...you're a 1099, but they have a big problem with you writing for other companies.
tyler9953
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Its true that you are not captive, and it is also true that your DM will check monthly what companies you are appointed with. The office I was out of, was not that bad. As long as we were producing for Mutual, it was alright. I am on the broker contract now, and if I had it to do over again, I would have gone the broker route from the get go. If you have what it takes to be a succesful agent, you can make it completley on your own, as well as be captive or semi captive. That is my 2 cents.
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oicu812nbama
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How do you switch to a broker contract with MOO? I'm working with them now
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Sell a whole bunch of insurance and be able to meet the production requirements.
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Call a brokerage with no production requirements and get appointed through them. If you want to go the broker route you dont want a SM breathing down your neck anyway.
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oicu812nbama
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O, I didn't know it was that simple. What about my outstanding pay under my captive non-captive contract?
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I got this offer from MOO. No training, although I think I could survive this. Want me to pay for block of orphan policy holders. I don't know if this is a standard or not. They will get me leads for 15 to 25 dollars a pop. Basically I would be on my own. Only thing would be the name recognition.
Opinions welcome!
Opinions welcome!
geminiman_61
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You are being charged for orphan leads? Somebody needs to shoot your DSM and GM.
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