Non Resident License in Ohio- Mail drop?

[Ksutton]

Since I recently moved, i am about 1 hour away from 3 counties in Ohio. I'm currently thinking about acquiring a non residency license and dropping mail there - Any suggestions on success with non resident license/Ohio demographic?....I'm going to assume all FE is the same...

Ive worked at least 10 counties in PA - Ive found the more rural people are easier going (In my opinion) but at the end of the day the people are pretty much all the same.

Thanks in advanced.

 

[sshafran]

Having driven through Youngstown a number of times, I would assume that would be a good area (demographic seems perfect for FE), and it borders PA...

 

[sshafran]

But if you aren't a Steelers fan - then I hope you fail.

Just keeping it real. #SteelersNation (I grew up in Beaver County PA)

 

[Ksutton]

But if you aren't a Steelers fan - then I hope you fail.

Just keeping it real. #SteelersNation (I grew up in Beaver County PA)

lol
I don't really watch football all too much - but I like watching the steelers..... Although it drives me nuts hearing grown adults complaining for a week when they loose.

 

[sshafran]

Although it drives me nuts hearing grown adults complaining for a week when Belichick tells the refs to call it an incomplete pass.

There. I fixed it for you.

 

[Ksutton]

There. I fixed it for you.

Hahah.

 

[adjusterjack]

Since I recently moved, i am about 1 hour away from 3 counties in Ohio. I'm currently thinking about acquiring a non residency license and dropping mail there - Any suggestions on success with non resident license/Ohio demographic?....

Seems obvious that you don't need an Ohio address to get a non-resident Ohio license.

I must conclude that your purpose in getting an Ohio address is to scam your Ohio prospects into thinking you are a good ole Ohio boy. I would think that it wouldn't be too hard for your prospects to figure that out and you could lose credibility and clients.

If I have erred in my conclusion, I apologize.

 

[Ksutton]

Seems obvious that you don't need an Ohio address to get a non-resident Ohio license.

I must conclude that your purpose in getting an Ohio address is to scam your Ohio prospects into thinking you are a good ole Ohio boy. I would think that it wouldn't be too hard for your prospects to figure that out and you could lose credibility and clients.

If I have erred in my conclusion, I apologize.

I'm not getting an Ohio address.. why would you think this?

 

[KRobby]

If you're wondering about response rates Chris at TLC is a great resource, (and good lead vendor). Outside of that (response rates) you'll have to ask your imo... unless someone from Ohio on here offers some advice for his direct competition.

 

[shonceman]

Seems obvious that you don't need an Ohio address to get a non-resident Ohio license.

I must conclude that your purpose in getting an Ohio address is to scam your Ohio prospects into thinking you are a good ole Ohio boy. I would think that it wouldn't be too hard for your prospects to figure that out and you could lose credibility and clients.

If I have erred in my conclusion, I apologize.

I sell in Oklahoma on a nonres license all the time, because the border is only an hour away. Nobody thinks I live there.