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[theinsuranceman]

Just as I said you would do.....not post or send the UW guide. Very typical of you.

Getting contracted with SL is not something I would entertain at all. You, of course, know this, which is the only reason you said it. Of course, it would be much simpler for you just to post it or email it to me. I like simple. So, why don't we keep it simple (as you said you like) and send that on over to me?

I just don't think you can back up a lot of what you say. You never have, so why start now, right?

I don't know how to send the UW guide to you. Since you like simple why don't you call the home office. A real english speaking person will answer the phone quickly unless they have a heavy load of calls at that

Based upon these two questions, I find it hard to believe that 50% of the applicants actually qualify as Super Preferred.

In the past five years, have you used any form of tobacco or nicotine product or had a blood pressure reading over 135/85.

In the past ten years have you had, been treated, received medical advice or prescribed medication for, or been diagnosed with uncontrolled diabetes including any complications from such, uncontrolled high blood pressure, stroke, paralysis, cancer, any heart, organ, or lung disease (including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease/Emphysema) mental disorder/ retardation, disorder of the brain or nervous system, any impairment, disorder, disease, transplant or chronic illness.

Most companies pay commission on policy fees, SL does not.

Most companies will pay renewals in any month that the agent has 70& persistency, SL will not.

Most companies will pay full first year commission on the life insurance plan without having to add some non insurance ancillary benefit. SL will not.

Most companies will pay renewal commission beginning in the second year on the life insurance plan without having to add some non insurance ancillary benefit. SL will not.

Most companies will not terminate your contract if you go one month without production, SL says they will.

Based upon these two questions, I find it hard to believe that 50% of the applicants actually qualify as Super Preferred.

In the past five years, have you used any form of tobacco or nicotine product or had a blood pressure reading over 135/85.

In the past ten years have you had, been treated, received medical advice or prescribed medication for, or been diagnosed with uncontrolled diabetes including any complications from such, uncontrolled high blood pressure, stroke, paralysis, cancer, any heart, organ, or lung disease (including Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease/Emphysema) mental disorder/ retardation, disorder of the brain or nervous system, any impairment, disorder, disease, transplant or chronic illness.

This question was changed many months ago. See, you keep using out dated info.

 

[theinsuranceman]

He said over 10 years on the transplant and the example that he made up was 1 pound under the limit . Greg's pretty sneaky.

And he tells the truth too.

 

[theinsuranceman]

Just as I said you would do.....not post or send the UW guide. Very typical of you.

Getting contracted with SL is not something I would entertain at all. You, of course, know this, which is the only reason you said it. Of course, it would be much simpler for you just to post it or email it to me. I like simple. So, why don't we keep it simple (as you said you like) and send that on over to me?

I just don't think you can back up a lot of what you say. You never have, so why start now, right?

Ok Todd, show me where I have misled anyone up here. You can't. At least not deliberately.

I do remember a few months ago you were up here pounding your chest like Tarzan shouting "screw the insurance companies". Why would you say screw the companies that pay you advances and renewals? That's your livelihood man. Were you serious saying those things?

Do you want any of your carriers who might be reading this forum to see you say harmful things about them? They should all terminate your contracts. I believe you already had at least 2 terminated due to not meeting production requirements in the last 8 months anyways. And then in another post today that you and I were debating you said your agency does millions. LOL....that's why 2 of your IMO contracts were terminated. I believe more may be coming for you, correct? You spend to much time up here trying to look important and smart to have an agency of any size. But that's ok, a lot are in that position.

I believe most people up here would agree that successful winning people just don't behave that way. Losers, on the other hand, behave like that all the time. You are a loser trying to look like a champion.

Todd, why don't you say something nice and positive about some of the carriers, mgrs., or agents. You're always trying to tear down other opportunities that you can't match. And that's ok too. If you could tear yourself away from this forum and buckle down with some recruiting you'd probably be better off. Heck, you might even be able to get back your terminated contracts.

I wish you the best Todd. I have a feeling that in the next 3 months you'll need it.

 

[theinsuranceman]

And he tells the truth too.

Using this same info, how do the other carriers stack up?

 

[goillini52]

Using this same info, how do the other carriers stack up?

I see you're talking to yourself again. Better not keep you waiting for an answer, you might get upset at yourself and chew yourself out.

Greg, I think Todd has you tongue tied.

 

[rousemark]

I don't know how to send the UW guide to you. Since you like simple why don't you call the home office. A real english speaking person will answer the phone quickly unless they have a heavy load of calls at that




This question was changed many months ago. See, you keep using out dated info.

You sent it to me in April of this year.. Could not be too many months ago.

 

[theinsuranceman]

No one

You sent it to me in April of this year.. Could not be too many months ago.

I believe you are mistaken. I sent you some info about 2 years ago when you wanted to come on board.

 

[rousemark]

No one


I believe you are mistaken. I sent you some info about 2 years ago when you wanted to come on board.

I never said I "wanted" to come on board.. I asked for info so I could decide if I wanted to or not.. There is a difference.

 

[Abrasax]

I never said I "wanted" to come on board.. I asked for info so I could decide if I wanted to or not.. There is a difference.

Some people just can't talk straight to save their life.

 

[theinsuranceman]

I never said I "wanted" to come on board.. I asked for info so I could decide if I wanted to or not.. There is a difference.

ok