Senior Life

[slushpuppyking]

I was going to a SL seminar here town and most agents here told me to run far away and not even bother going to hear what they had to say.

So what does that tell ya?

 

[b61mack]

It is another LH, wantabe. Talk with theinsuranceman, he is on the forum, he is selling it and he is a happy agent.

 

[jolivertexas]

okay, if Senior Life is no good then what final expense company offers telesales. I am licensed in all 50 states so I want to be able to sell nationally.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Rearden]

None on this forum.........

 

[jdeasy]

It is another LH, wantabe. Talk with theinsuranceman, he is on the forum, he is selling it and he is a happy agent.

How do you know he's happy? He doesn't act happy. he constantly makes personal atacks and whines about being attacked when there wasn't any attacks.

He is recruiting 24/7. Is that what makes one happy?

But yeah, I get it, send a newbie lloking for answers to a gujy that will give him the company line. That always works out.

 

[Mattschmidt]

okay, if Senior Life is no good then what final expense company offers telesales. I am licensed in all 50 states so I want to be able to sell nationally.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Some you can sell over the phone , but would still need a wet signature. Americo, American continental income and united home life come to mind. But they may not be available in every state

 

[rousemark]

Equitable allows phone sales with no paper app taken and no wet signature.

 

[b61mack]

For what the OP wants, Greg is the guy to talk with. Senior Life is a big player in FE to sell over the phone. It may not be for everyone, but each is own. If he is licensed in 48 states, he must have worked in at a call center for a national carrier.

 

[Mattschmidt]

For what the OP wants, Greg is the guy to talk with. Senior Life is a big player in FE to sell over the phone. It may not be for everyone, but each is own. If he is licensed in 48 states, he must have worked in at a call center for a national carrier.

When it comes to TeleSales, Senior Life is not a big player...The companies that are big players in TeleSales are Pioneer American, Globe, AARP and Colonial Penn

 

[jdeasy]

For what the OP wants, Greg is the guy to talk with. Senior Life is a big player in FE to sell over the phone. It may not be for everyone, but each is own. If he is licensed in 48 states, he must have worked in at a call center for a national carrier.

Why would he want to get iknfo from a marketer? He already has that biased info. The reason for asking here, I'm sure, is to get non FOS marketer information.