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i am in GA and maybe can help with information - The group that i signed up with is The Financial Marketplace - the website is www.zeropremiumfinalexpense.com - you can go to this site to sign up and get contracted - there are two parts - part 1 = Contract info to Financial Marketplace for commission payment - must printout and fax in
part 2 = sign up for contract with Miracle Insurance Group (exclusive agent for this product )
There are real people you can talk to - I have known the agents at this group for a long time and was introduced to M A by them. I too was skeptical and did a lot of research because I do not want to get a bad reputation in my town, i don't mess with old folks, and i do not want to go to jail
I called my State Ins. Commissioner office and of course people at lower level do not know anything and will not let you speak with anyone who can give info so they will say it is a scam. The same was true with Medicare - i spent hours on the phone with Medicare trying to convince them that a person enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan was still in medicare - they were telling people who called the 800# that they were not and so were the doctor offices because they are not trained and do not keep up with many changes.
I know these were good zero premium plans but got chargebacks because the doctors, hospitals, and pharmarcies did not administer the program as designed - CMS made the regulations but people down the line was not aware - the local TV channel even reported the plans as "scams" and i lost a round of enrollees right after the report - all because one seniors drugs were not covered on plan he selected and he went to news with story
As far as recruiting, this is not a MLM - the person recruiting the agent has to work for the $25 override - they must be responsible for the verifications calls on each client the agent enrols. This is open to anyone who wants to recruit. Some agents are better in the field and making personal sales - others make their money by recruiting and working behind the scene - I do both. Had surgery on my foot so i am doing more recruiting than selling right now.
My name is Dallas Anderson - I decided to go ahead and sign up and participate in the conference call everyday for updates and info - you can ask questions, express concerns and even call the person leading the call - Derrold Nash. The worst that can happen is that after the details of the underwriting company and material is available, I can then make a choice as whether or not i want to sign up anyone. If i chose not to, i will just cancel my contract.
If after reviewing all of the information and getting the ok from the ins,. comm office, then I can start selling immediately. I did not want to take the chance of waiting and then find out it is legit and thousands of agents are trying to get contracted at the same time - it could take weeks or months to get contracted - by that time the market will be saturated
My advice is for those who think they will sell the product if it is legit to sign up under me (dallas anderson) and be ready when the door open.
Those who believe in their spirit that this is wrong or feel that it is a scam, i suggest that you move on to another product that you feel comfortable with - there are so many agents signed up so far that they are not recruiting because they are short of agents - just listen in on the call - there were about 70 on the line today
P.S. the states that can sell are GA, SC, NC, VT, PA, TX, and CA and FL and VA by mid-May
You can recruit in any state and get overrides - hope this helps - I can be reached at email : [email protected] or 1-800-651-4138. The conference call # is 1-605-772-3792 and code is 3252242 at 11 a.m. EST daily - I say sign up now and decide when you get all the information whether or not you will sell the product - don't make a decision without the facts -
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Sorry to post dallas' entire post here but it needs to be read in light of my comments. I called in on the conference call as I am sure many of you did as well. There was ZERO valuable information given on that call. You could get the same info, but with a little humor added in, in this thread. But, did anyone else notice Derrold's reference to (as if she was sitting right there with him) a "Dallas" in his office that he said was currently (as in "right now") calling all 4000 of his own Medicare Advantage clients to let them know about this product?? Is this the same Dallas above that refers to this group as a third party "group that I signed up with" --implying she is not a part of this group?? Did anyone else catch that?