RickyG
Expert
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Just received this email at our Nevada agency. We have a division that does 40-50 auto quotes a day, so this effectively doubles their data input time causing lots of grumbling in the office. Curious what the motivation for this would be, my only thought is to add an extra layer of difficulty placing business in these states that they no longer want to deal with:
Update on comparative rater quotes
New protocols in place
Today, we’re announcing that we’ll no longer return rates for your agent code within any comparative rater for all personal auto quotes generated in the following states: AR, MD, MS, NV, and SC. If you attempt a quote in your comparative rater, you will receive the following message: “Agent Code <X> is not authorized to complete transactions for RC <0,1,2,3>.”
As a reminder, you may always quote through FAO.
Please continue to do all you can to quote and write quality personal auto business. Accurate quotes lead to accurate rates, and accurate rates lead to mutually profitable business.
If you have any questions about this update, please contact your sales representative.
Update on comparative rater quotes
New protocols in place
Today, we’re announcing that we’ll no longer return rates for your agent code within any comparative rater for all personal auto quotes generated in the following states: AR, MD, MS, NV, and SC. If you attempt a quote in your comparative rater, you will receive the following message: “Agent Code <X> is not authorized to complete transactions for RC <0,1,2,3>.”
As a reminder, you may always quote through FAO.
Please continue to do all you can to quote and write quality personal auto business. Accurate quotes lead to accurate rates, and accurate rates lead to mutually profitable business.
If you have any questions about this update, please contact your sales representative.