So I'm done with United Home Life

[TampaHound]

All most a year ago I wrote a policy with United Home Life. According to them they never received a document even though the lady signed it in front of me. Even though it was sent to them via email and fax by me. I even went so far to request a mailing address for said form, which was never sent to me.

So they cancel the policy and do a charge back. Fine. It happens. Strike 1.

Now they are threatening me with a Vector because they never got the chargeback paid. Only I'm able to show them a canceled check for the chargeback. Strike 2.

Care to guess what happened?

I will not do business with them again. I don't recommend you do business with them. Now I got to figure out how to get this mess cleared up. Ideas?

 

[TampaHound]

By the way...this all started here with this thread: https://insurance-forums.com/commun...life-charge-back-one-agent-story.92960/page-2

 

[MosesNewmanNAAIP]

My company has had alot of success with United Home Life. They are part of our 120 FEX Club - Which means the agent gets paid 120% first year for final expense. It is incredible residuals. 16 percent. The below is the commissions agents get through N.A.A.I.P.

updated 9-16-2016
Carrier Direct 3050
Final Expense WL, EIWL, EID, EIP (ages 25-80) 120.00%
year 2 16.00%
year 3-5 8.50%
years 6-10 3.50%
GIWL (ages 45-75) 80.00%
year 2 - 10 3.00%
Provider WL (ages 0-80) 125.00%
year 2 16.50
years 3-10 6.50
Term EIT 20, EIT 30, Premier 20 (ages 20-60) 120.00%
Accident Only (ages 18-60) 110.00%
years 2-5 3.00%