Security National

[rousemark]

Hello, I am Regional Director of Final Expense Sales for Security National Life. We are searching for agents nationally, including Indy, as well as managers in certain areas. Go to our website and complete the agent contact form and I'll contact you very quickly.


Tom: Would be nice if you would provide some information about your company.. market, product, etc. rather than just using the forum for a recruiting spiel.

I appreciate the info. I am new to this site and Im still trying to figure it out. I'm not trying to use it for recruiting. There are many questions about our company that I would like to answer properly.[/quote]

Well. you know how to post.. that is all you need to know. You could have answered some of the questions in this post. I look forward to hearing what you have to say.

 

[nfl72]

The more I deal with Americo it becomes increasingly aware to me they are very simialr to Foresters. I have called them three or four times over the past week and everytime I call I get different answers. They seem every bit as stip happy as some of the others.

I had a policy where I got the origional approval for $4,000 at $50 per month. I went back to meet with the lady a week later to help her with a cancelation form. When I got there we raised the 4k to 9K. I was told by Americo all i had to do was notify Americo of the increase. I got back to my office and the next day called in to make the change and I was then told I would need an addendum signed because the increase was more than 20%. When I protested I was told that she had worked there for a long long time and was very sure of what she was requesting of me.

I called two hours later and spoke with someone else and they made the change over the phone without any further action required on my part.

I hate mis-information; expecially when it involves making me drive 200 mile for an addendum I don't really need. This business seems to be riddled with customer service people who don't have a clue on whats required and many seem to make it up as they go.

 

[GoCubsGo]

Hello, I am Regional Director of Final Expense Sales for Security National Life. We are searching for agents nationally, including Indy, as well as managers in certain areas. Go to our website and complete the agent contact form and I'll contact you very quickly.


Tom: Would be nice if you would provide some information about your company.. market, product, etc. rather than just using the forum for a recruiting spiel.

I appreciate the info. I am new to this site and Im still trying to figure it out. I'm not trying to use it for recruiting. There are many questions about our company that I would like to answer properly.[/quote]

If you really want to answer questions about your company "properly" why not do it here on this forum, out in the open? Why do you want it to be private? Something to be ashamed of?

 

[jacobtn]

Stips????????????????

The more I deal with Americo it becomes increasingly aware to me they are very simialr to Foresters. I have called them three or four times over the past week and everytime I call I get different answers. They seem every bit as stip happy as some of the others.

I had a policy where I got the origional approval for $4,000 at $50 per month. I went back to meet with the lady a week later to help her with a cancelation form. When I got there we raised the 4k to 9K. I was told by Americo all i had to do was notify Americo of the increase. I got back to my office and the next day called in to make the change and I was then told I would need an addendum signed because the increase was more than 20%. When I protested I was told that she had worked there for a long long time and was very sure of what she was requesting of me.

I called two hours later and spoke with someone else and they made the change over the phone without any further action required on my part.

I hate mis-information; expecially when it involves making me drive 200 mile for an addendum I don't really need. This business seems to be riddled with customer service people who don't have a clue on whats required and many seem to make it up as they go.

 

[inreverse]

Must be an old mortgage guy, stips - stipulations or requirements to get something issued

 

[nfl72]

yes I am an old mortgage guy and stips are items that need to be corrected to get the loan approved. It would be more accurate to use the term amendments in the life insurance industry.

 

[digfesales105]

Hey Tommy. You and I spoke the other day. I'll give you some advice. Stick to other sites. You as you can see, will waste your time on this Forum. Anything you say or respond to will be looked upon as "recruiting". Plus...you'll only get responses from a few of the "guru's" on here lying about your product and wasting airtime. They know everything. You can't say anything against them or your wrong. I know it's gotta be somewhere in the forum rules that what they say is gospel and anything you say against them is just a lie. Hmmmm. I haven't found it yet but I'm sure it's there because Sam doesn't ever police them.

Your company an your product is great but too professional for this place. Honestly.

 

[b61mack]

Tommy, dig is some what right, but stick it out. You maybe be challenged. Just don't over promise, and don't let them bait you. And you will be ok. Put offer's in the offer section. We look foreward to your contribution to the forum.

 

[Mattschmidt]

If you follow the forum rules, you will be fine...put offers in the appropriate section, and you will probably receive some interest from some agents on here

 

[JimmyUt]

They are local to me here in Utah and great to work with. Unless things have changed, they take folks on oxygen at much better rates than most I have seen.