NASB North American Senior Benefits

[John Galt]

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Hmmmm, Im starting to wonder bout you Pat

 

[funtimes]

Wow! Some great info so quickly. Thanks to you all that posted...video was cool too...lol

Ok as I now objectively look at this - does anyone have direct experience there or is this from just talking to others that have left?

Secondly what should be expected from an upline and let's say with 100-110% contracts? From what I am seeing it's seem NASB has a tiered management system and that is why the contracts are so low. So essentially NASB will provide layers of support for that cut? I could expect better service from those with 100% or more contracts? I have zero interest in building out. I just want to work a system for myself, service my clients and build a base. I will have some issues and questions but for the most part I'm a self starter. I am posting for a friend as well who is really eating up their morning calls. I guess I'm the skeptic but trying to avoid a grenade.

Thanks again

 

[jdeasy]

Wow! Some great info so quickly. Thanks to you all that posted...video was cool too...lol

Ok as I now objectively look at this - does anyone have direct experience there or is this from just talking to others that have left?

Secondly what should be expected from an upline and let's say with 100-110% contracts? From what I am seeing it's seem NASB has a tiered management system and that is why the contracts are so low. So essentially NASB will provide layers of support for that cut? I could expect better service from those with 100% or more contracts? I have zero interest in building out. I just want to work a system for myself, service my clients and build a base. I will have some issues and questions but for the most part I'm a self starter. I am posting for a friend as well who is really eating up their morning calls. I guess I'm the skeptic but trying to avoid a grenade.

Thanks again

I think you would do well at NASB.

 

[Newby]

Wow! Some great info so quickly. Thanks to you all that posted...video was cool too...lol Ok as I now objectively look at this - does anyone have direct experience there or is this from just talking to others that have left? Secondly what should be expected from an upline and let's say with 100-110% contracts? From what I am seeing it's seem NASB has a tiered management system and that is why the contracts are so low. So essentially NASB will provide layers of support for that cut? I could expect better service from those with 100% or more contracts? I have zero interest in building out. I just want to work a system for myself, service my clients and build a base. I will have some issues and questions but for the most part I'm a self starter. I am posting for a friend as well who is really eating up their morning calls. I guess I'm the skeptic but trying to avoid a grenade. Thanks again

With that type of system you're just adding layers of middle-management. Most of those layers will be worthless to you.

Don 't even accept 100% contracts. You need to do your research. Kick the tires with FexContracting, Todd King, and 360. Choose one of those and it won't get much better than that.

 

[funtimes]

This changed my whole perspective. I will be in touch with those mentioned.

Thx

 

[rousemark]

Wow! Some great info so quickly. Thanks to you all that posted...video was cool too...lol

Ok as I now objectively look at this - does anyone have direct experience there or is this from just talking to others that have left?

Secondly what should be expected from an upline and let's say with 100-110% contracts? From what I am seeing it's seem NASB has a tiered management system and that is why the contracts are so low. So essentially NASB will provide layers of support for that cut? I could expect better service from those with 100% or more contracts? I have zero interest in building out. I just want to work a system for myself, service my clients and build a base. I will have some issues and questions but for the most part I'm a self starter. I am posting for a friend as well who is really eating up their morning calls. I guess I'm the skeptic but trying to avoid a grenade.

Thanks again

Like most MLM systems there are many layers eating up commissions but I seriously doubt you could ever call those layers "support or management".

 

[360]

This changed my whole perspective. I will be in touch with those mentioned.

Thx

Glad to hear you've found this site helpful, sometimes I think Sam should rename the site FEOasis.com. Stick around and get your questions answered and I think you find that between whatever group you land with and the help of everyone on here you'll do great if you work at it.

 

[Newby]

Like most MLM systems there are many layers eating up commissions but I seriously doubt you could ever call those layers "support or management".

You're right. I often get calls from agents stuck in those deals that have a dead weight manager getting an over ride off them with a higher contract then them just because they were there a week earlier. The late comer agent if often the good agent but the dead weight gets a free ride.

 

[rousemark]

You're right. I often get calls from agents stuck in those deals that have a dead weight manager getting an over ride off them with a higher contract then them just because they were there a week earlier. The late comer agent if often the good agent but the dead weight gets a free ride.

Kind of like my Settlers upline.. Over the last 5 years or so, I have talked to him on only three occasions and all three times I have initiated the call. Once was to see if I could do anything for him because I heard he had been a serious car wreck. (not saying I am the "good agent" )

 

[bboman23]

Wow! Some great info so quickly. Thanks to you all that posted...video was cool too...lol

Ok as I now objectively look at this - does anyone have direct experience there or is this from just talking to others that have left?

Secondly what should be expected from an upline and let's say with 100-110% contracts? From what I am seeing it's seem NASB has a tiered management system and that is why the contracts are so low. So essentially NASB will provide layers of support for that cut? I could expect better service from those with 100% or more contracts? I have zero interest in building out. I just want to work a system for myself, service my clients and build a base. I will have some issues and questions but for the most part I'm a self starter. I am posting for a friend as well who is really eating up their morning calls. I guess I'm the skeptic but trying to avoid a grenade.

Thanks again

I have first hand experience. Not sure what you need to know, but I can tell you a lot.

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