I'm not sure who said that but it doesn't sound right. Here in FL plan C is $1 less than a plan F. No ONE should be on a C here. Let's say in another state it's $5 more. You're still better off with the F and your commission is maybe an extra $1 per month. No agents sell it because it's more commission in the F compared to C. It's not popular because of the price difference
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I'm not sure who said that but it doesn't sound right. Here in FL plan C is $1 less than a plan F. No ONE should be on a C here. Let's say in another state it's $5 more. You're still better off with the F and your commission is maybe an extra $1 per month. No agents sell it because it's more commission in the F compared to C. It's not popular because of the price difference
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I've had my "undercover cautionaries" too.
So I was walking up the driveway with the property owner and one of his friends. For reasons I don't remember, the fellow started talking to me about cock fighting. His friend looked quite worried and said xxx, what if he's a [federal agent]? The fellow's whole demeanour changed for a few moments while he looked at me and said: "If he knows what's good for him, he won't be." and then returned to our conversation.
Re 3 hours per sit- I just have to undergo memory and speaking modifications and learn that the "complete rest of the story" a la Art Linkletter, is not always necessary.
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I like you Lost - even if you may be undercover 
I've had my "undercover cautionaries" too.
So I was walking up the driveway with the property owner and one of his friends. For reasons I don't remember, the fellow started talking to me about cock fighting. His friend looked quite worried and said xxx, what if he's a [federal agent]? The fellow's whole demeanour changed for a few moments while he looked at me and said: "If he knows what's good for him, he won't be." and then returned to our conversation.
Re 3 hours per sit- I just have to undergo memory and speaking modifications and learn that the "complete rest of the story" a la Art Linkletter, is not always necessary.
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That's why I don't sell C. That extra annual $12 additional premium at 20% makes all the difference to me. Multiply $2.40 each year by 500 clients and I'm rich, rich, RICH!
Except that most of my clients are Plan N so likely only have 50 on Plan F (maybe fewer). But still, it's $120 annual commission increase by selling F instead of C. And those pesky excess charges can total tens of thousands of dollars.
Rick
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Plan C is same commission % as Plan F, premiums are generally so close to plan F that there is no reason to sell plan C with extra exposure if there is not real saving for consumer
Not because Ins companies pay less commission that is the part that does not sound right
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C and / or N seem to not only confuse the client, but possibly leave them exposed to paying more . . .
F and G the only way to go . . .
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I've had my "undercover cautionaries" too.
So I was walking up the driveway with the property owner and one of his friends. For reasons I don't remember, the fellow started talking to me about cock fighting. His friend looked quite worried and said xxx, what if he's a [federal agent]? The fellow's whole demeanour changed for a few moments while he looked at me and said: "If he knows what's good for him, he won't be." and then returned to our conversation.
Re 3 hours per sit- I just have to undergo memory and speaking modifications and learn that the "complete rest of the story" a la Art Linkletter, is not always necessary.
What was that you said about your memory LD? Not Art, but....
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Not for me. I have probably 49.5% on N, 49.5% on F and maybe 1% on G. If even that.
I show F and N here and most choose N now.
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Clearly you're not intelligent enough to understand Plan N meaning you don't have a chance in hell of explaining it to your clients. You'd confuse them more than you are.
Somehow I don't have an issue getting my prospects/clients to understand how Plan N works. But then my IQ must clearly be higher than yours.
The only thing you're qualified to sell
is to supersize your customer's meal.Rick
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I can see N if the client is healthy and doesn't go to the Doctor often Chazm. On the quote I did earlier - N just $16 less than G. 1 doctor's visit per month ( which she does ) and N isn't worth it + the potential exposure to Part B excess . . .
p.s. - GreenSky - just go back to your bottom of the rock *icky. Nobody needs your opinions. Now Frank - he was cool and had respect. You are simply a keyboard warrior. Hope the fall of the High Horse hurts
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