Prosperity-Time for another Look

[Agentguy5]

They're great. Most of our agents lead off with them.

-SS Billing
-DE
-CC tied to a bank account
-Insulin friendly
-Instant decision eapp
-10% bonus on top of $20k issued every quarter
-Level, Graded and Modified same comp
-Good for heavy heart meds over 2 years as long as fills are concurrent
-Easy to understand Rx guide
-Telesales friendly

Great, how do they view the following?

Multiple Sclerosis
Atrial Fibrillation
Epilepsy/Seizures
Hepatitis C

 

[Baseball7]

My implication of being a "unicorn "is based off buying less than 20 leads, and working 2-3 days. That's a privilege that has been earned from years of generating business, and skill, but is not something I would NEVER recommend a new agent to do.

 

[Baseball7]

Great, how do they view the following?

Multiple Sclerosis —— level
Atrial Fibrillation —— level
Epilepsy/Seizures —— level
Hep c - true graded
Hepatitis C

 

[NAF1138]

My implication of being a "unicorn "is based off buying less than 20 leads, and working 2-3 days. That's a privilege that has been earned from years of generating business, and skill, but is not something I would NEVER recommend a new agent to do.

Getting less than 20 leads isn't a good idea. But he will be the first to say he can do that because he owns his leads and so has a stack of B leads as long as his arm in every zip code.

But 2 days in the field?

I have never planned for more than 3 days in the field since I started in FE. I don't know any FEX agent who does. I would guess the majority only work 2.

Roughly 35% of the full time agents with FEX are going to break 200k placed this year. That's counting agents who are with FEX less than a year too. Only counting agents with more than a year at FEX the number is higher.

 

[Baseball7]

I don't know any FEX agent who does. I would guess the majority only work 2.

I definitely don't think that's accurate.

 

[Todd King]

My implication of being a "unicorn "is based off buying less than 20 leads, and working 2-3 days. That's a privilege that has been earned from years of generating business, and skill, but is not something I would NEVER recommend a new agent to do.

And rewrites.

 

[HoosierLife]

Great, how do they view the following?

Multiple Sclerosis - level
Atrial Fibrillation - over 2 years level. Depends on meds.
Epilepsy/Seizures - level
Hepatitis C - chronic is graded, no treatment over 2 years level

Multiple Sclerosis - level
Atrial Fibrillation - over 2 years level. Depends on meds.
Epilepsy/Seizures - level
Hepatitis C - chronic is graded, no treatment over 2 years level

 

[Agentguy5]

Great, how do they view the following?

Multiple Sclerosis
Atrial Fibrillation
Epilepsy/Seizures
Hepatitis C

OK, you guys are too slow so I did the research myself lol

Multiple Sclerosis - Level
Atrial Fibrillation - Level
Epilepsy/Seizures - Level
Hepatitis C - Graded

And FYI, Diabetic Neuropathy is Modified, not Level if taking meds for 2 years.
but
If they're taking the Neurontin or Gabapentin for Restless Legs, or Nerve Pain, or Non Diabetic Complicated Issues, it's Level!

 

[Baseball7]

I've had numerous diabetic neuropathy cases issued level. Is it a fluke in the system? I don't know but it works.

 

[HoosierLife]

OK, you guys are too slow so I did the research myself lol

Multiple Sclerosis - Level
Atrial Fibrillation - Level
Epilepsy/Seizures - Level
Hepatitis C - Graded

And FYI, Diabetic Neuropathy is Modified, not Level if taking meds for 2 years.
but
If they're taking the Neurontin or Gabapentin for Restless Legs, or Nerve Pain, or Non Diabetic Complicated Issues, it's Level!

Sorry been working

And it will go through. I've been told if it's "mild neuropathy" and it goes through you're good to go. Just write it in the notes.