Selling for Equita

you just said you could write final expense for any company..why would you over charge your clients if another company provided the same benefit, for a lesser amount of premium??? seems you are more concerned about lining your own pockets, than providing your client the best deal possible...very alarming..
 
you just said you could write final expense for any company..why would you over charge your clients if another company provided the same benefit, for a lesser amount of premium??? seems you are more concerned about lining your own pockets, than providing your client the best deal possible...very alarming..[/quote]

Are you saying Co.'s with higher premiums pay higher comm.? They don't. Co.'s with higher premiums have more liberal underwriting, simple one page app, and I never worry about an app getting declined by underwriting.

Yes, I sell FE to make $$$, period. If I'm going to help people then I will donate time at the food bank, etc.
 
you just said you could write final expense for any company..why would you over charge your clients if another company provided the same benefit, for a lesser amount of premium??? seems you are more concerned about lining your own pockets, than providing your client the best deal possible...very alarming..[/quote]

Are you saying Co.'s with higher premiums pay higher comm.? They don't. Co.'s with higher premiums have more liberal underwriting, simple one page app, and I never worry about an app getting declined by underwriting.

Yes, I sell FE to make $$$, period. If I'm going to help people then I will donate time at the food bank, etc.

so company A charges 60.00 per month while company B charges 70 per month, for the same death benefit...Both companies pay same contract level...which puts more in your pocket...Even for a field underwriter, you can do the math
 
so company A charges 60.00 per month while company B charges 70 per month, for the same death benefit...Both companies pay same contract level...which puts more in your pocket...Even for a field underwriter, you can do the math


I guess it depends on which Co. I'm contracted with right? You'll probably make more $$$ if you focus on your efforts rather than my efforts.
 
I guess it depends on which Co. I'm contracted with right? You'll probably make more $$$ if you focus on your efforts rather than my efforts.

However, it's people like you that give the industry a black eye, when you and your company deceive individuals with what they think they are receiving...Knowing is half the battle, and Senior Life Employees have a problem of being honest to their Senior Clients
 
However, it's people like you that give the industry a black eye, when you and your company deceive individuals with what they think they are receiving...Knowing is half the battle, and Senior Life Employees have a problem of being honest to their Senior Clients

You can not provide even one instance of me deceiving any one. Wait, I did call myself a licensed field underwriter. Please back up your claim of me deceiving anyone. You can't do it.LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
You can not provide even one instance of me deceiving any one. Wait, I did call myself a licensed field underwriter. Please back up your claim of me deceiving anyone. You can't do it.LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So why would you make your clients pay more for the same exact policy? I didn't catch your answer to that....
 
Wow Matt- I don't care for SL, or LH and have never sold for them, but you sure sound like an AH. Since we're all into abbreviations here. Get bitter much?
 
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