SELLING INSURANCE ONLINE

[Expat]

I really miss the spell-check utility that the previous version of this board had.

I know FireFox has one built into their browser, but I don't use FF except to view the Blue Shield CA site as it does not work well in Safari (on the Mac.)

I hope Sam brings back the spell-check feature when he moves to a new host.

Al

How about composing the message in ms word. Then you can use the spell checker and cut and paste to the forum.

 

[2112Greg]

Use this handy little utility. It sits in the tray (assuming you use Windows) and makes a beep when you type a word incorrectly. You can add to the dictionary it knows/understands and best of all, it's free!

www.tinyspell.com

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Pretty neat.

 

[The New Guy]

I only pay 100.00 per month for this website,
www.MillerAgencyOnline.com Full Norvax

I didn't visit the entire site, but from what I saw, it is well put together, reads easy, and looks sharp. I would like the same type.

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

As mentioned...I also like the site. But that spelling!!!

"Some plans will only cover certain hospital procedures as outlined in the policy. If it s not listed, it ýs not covered unless you see the phrase "and all other medically necessary hospital expenses". This phrase is important. Because if a doctor performs a medically necessary procedure that ýs not on the list, it ýs not covered, leaving you responsible for the charges"

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

You would have to think that some credibilty is lost when you don't spell words right on your website. Hopefully your competition doesn't look at your site

 

[TheSalesWolf]

I've been selling insurance online and over the phone for the past 7 years.
Any company that has online apps you can do over the phone. It's extremely easy.

I built my own website and I use Norvax for the quoting portion because it's fairly affordable and easy. Visit my website and take a look. Email me with any questions or [email protected]

 

[trvlnut]

A common one I see on this board is "that" following a name instead of "who."

Ex: "Jim is a great agent that writes a lot of business" instead of "Jim is a great agent who writes a lot of business."

Guilty

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

Guilty

I think you should consult a Forum Attorney before you plea.

 

[arnguy]

2112Greg, wow, that site site is pretty neat!