NIA Networked Insurance Agents and How They Pay Commissions

[backinthebiz]

Does anyone have experience with Networked Insurance Agents? I've been doing business with them for awhile for P&C, and it takes a long time for them to pay commissions. Usually 60-90 days. Is this normal? If anyone has experience with this company please share your stories and advice.

 

[backinthebiz]

Anyone reading this post?

 

[tristan]

I read it, but i have no answer sorry

 

[oicu812nbama]

never heard of them. never heard of a company waiting more then 30 days after issue to pay sumpin

 

[InsuranceOnline]

That's normal for them. We turned in our contract with them after just a few months after getting several proposals back within days of the issue date. Two on the actual proposed issue date and one 2 weeks after. Great team there.
I have nothing nice to say about them...that's not true. The rep was nice to work with.

 

[TiredAgent]

Been with them for almost 10 years. 60-90 days is normal, they pay you when they get paid.

While they may say they're different, they are essentially a firm with a bunch of co. appointments that takes in your business. If you're new or don't have many appointments they may be the way to go but there are others that do the same.

IMHO they have two major issues. 1) they're always tinkering with their internal operations, and 2) staff turn overs. Tough to get people to commute to Grass Valley I guess.