Phone Call FROM NVHealthlink

insuranceconceptscindy

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Yesterday afternoon, I was kicking back, not selling insurance, willing my phone to ring, when it did! My phone rang! A sound that is music to my ears. Of course, it could mean one of a few things- bill collector (they suck), service work, or a new client(!!!). It was none of the above! Guess who called me? (Hint in title)

That's right! Nevada Health Link called ME! Why would they do that, you wonder. I did not get a complaint. I sold 6 policies for cripes sake! No, they called me asking if I got paid. They are actually concerned that I was paid for the business I wrote! Of course, they are not as concerned about the case that's been in limbo for 3 months, but I digress. . .

After 8 months, I'm finally going to be compensated for the work I did! I'm so excited!

Honestly, I wrote that business off as pro-bono. I had no intention of actually chasing anyone down to get my $20. It's pretty cool that our Exchange is trying to be a little pro-active in making sure we are taken care of. Thought you guys would like to see a little positive change.
 
That guy is suing the exchange/Xerox on behalf several people- brokers for commissions and several families for unpaid claims and delayed access to care. It's unbelievable. Personally, I wouldn't hire the guy- he looks like a bum.

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Quote from the article:

"""Callister (the attorney) said he heard horror stories from consumers and from their insurance brokers.

"It's atrocious. They were telling me, 'I had to borrow against my house, and then I had to borrow against my car, just to survive,'" he said.""

I know for a fact that 3 of the agents listed in the article did not have to do any such thing. They are all very successful in the industry and are doing just fine. Of course everyone wants to be paid their commission on time, but they are not living hand-to-mouth. Sensational reporting at it's finest!
 
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