New $10 Final Expense Lead Program

[Frank Stastny]

I tried to post this a week ago in the offer section but no one posted it or bothered to reply. Anyway a lot of people are asking about it and here is some info. These will be $10 direct mail leads. The contracts with the program will be between 70-100% depending on experience and production. Agents will have to do at least 2k a month to stay in the program. These leads are not available in all states or zips. The best way to proceed if interested is to e-mail me your state and I will give you zips that are left. If you are still interested after you get the zips let me know and we can talk. I am only looking for about 10 more agents in this program at this point because I have to administer it.

Does the agent have to contract with you?

Is the agent the "agent of record" or do you require the agent to assign their commissions?

What is the minimum amount of "leads" they have to purchase each week or month?

What happens if they don't produce $2,000 a month?

Why do you "penalize" an agent without prior experience and or production. (It really is an honest question.)

Do you provide training and ongoing support for "new" agents who you give the lower commission to?

Are you now or have you been a successful, producing agent selling FE policies?

Are you targeting low income people, incomes below $15,000 per year?

 

[GreenSky]

The offers section is moderated for a reason. Posts don't automatically show up and might take some time.

Others have done the same thing. "Tried to post in offers but apparently nobody saw it so I figure it's ok to post it her."

Well, no it's not.

You should delete your post because in this section it's spam.

Rick

 

[Josh]

I tried to post this a week ago in the offer section but no one posted it or bothered to reply.

Sometimes it takes a while for them to get to it, but even if they didn't then you shouldn't be posting it in the wrong section. Even if the rule is semi-bogus, you'll lose credibility with folks by not following simple directions.

 

[usakr]

This makes good conversation. How is it possible to give agents leads for $10? And do you see this as being something you'll be able to offer consistently in the future? Or something your trying out?

 

[Josh]

Looking for 3 more people for this month.

Jim Sowder
Family 1st Insurance Brokerage
304-640-8914
fax: 206-337-3753
[email protected]

This is still the wrong section of the forum to be promoting on. Why don't you put a post in the offer section and include more details?

 

[Yoda]

This is still the wrong section of the forum to be promoting on. Why don't you put a post in the offer section and include more details?

Whats the protocol around here anyway. I mean how come you are jumping on this guys back for doing this once or twice here and yet you dont say anything to "Frank" or the "insuranceman" who are pedaling their wares in here almost three times a day?....This guys 10 dollar leads cant be any more bogus then the nonsense that someone can get rich selling national states and gerber supps by phone or that they can get rich selling final expense over the phone.........just saying!

 

[Josh]

Whats the protocol around here anyway. I mean how come you are jumping on this guys back for doing this once or twice here and yet you dont say anything to "Frank" or the "insuranceman" who are pedaling their wares in here almost three times a day?....This guys 10 dollar leads cant be any more bogus then the nonsense that someone can get rich selling national states and gerber supps by phone or that they can get rich selling final expense over the phone.........just saying!

If you read the rules, all you have to do to play by the rules is make 100 posts and submit it in the offer section. That's it, it's not rocket science. That's if your *initiating* the conversation. If someone posts "Where can I get contracts?" and someone says "I can give you contracts", then that's more of a dialogue and networking than an offer. Make sense? The problem is this guy is posting a new offer and he really and truly should have his own thread. He has well over the 100 post requirement, so really the problem was that he didn't post it in the right section. If it had been in the right section, I know I wouldn't be jumping on him about it.

 

[AtlantaLife&Health]

Jim, which companies do your agents write through? Also, are you offering an upfront release?

 

[Justin Bilyj]

of course not Atlanta, but I am interested in the commission structure, companies used, and the advance policy...
Also, who owns the business written?
All great questions to know before signing on to this.

 

[G.Gordon]

Jeez, fellas. You're all looking stupider than Jimmy. He said email him questions.