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[PhxSunsFan]

I know agents like this carrier,,, why? they aren't in that many states,, what makes them so good if they arent in some of the higher FE states? ( I'm new,, so dont know the inns and outs ,, etc,, but will learn by asking questions,, hope its not a dumb question)

 

[rousemark]

I know agents like this carrier,,, why? they aren't in that many states,, what makes them so good if they arent in some of the higher FE states? ( I'm new,, so dont know the inns and outs ,, etc,, but will learn by asking questions,, hope its not a dumb question)

A carrier does not have to be good in all states, they just have to be good in the sates they are in.

 

[Baseball7]

Extremely low rates, and liberal underwriting + social security drafting and a small company feel. Downsides? No e-app, and lower comission levels.

 

[Newby]

I know agents like this carrier,,, why? they aren't in that many states,, what makes them so good if they arent in some of the higher FE states? ( I'm new,, so dont know the inns and outs ,, etc,, but will learn by asking questions,, hope its not a dumb question)

Who cares if they are in other states as long as they are in yours?
They are very competitive in rates and underwriting. Paperless voice app with instant decision and they accept Debit express and have true SS billing.

Commissions are only slightly lower than other competitors. FexContracting.com is their top producing IMO and gives all new agents 110% plus the 5% lead credit which effectively makes it a 115% company.

 

[titeye]

I know agents like this carrier,,, why? they aren't in that many states,, what makes them so good if they arent in some of the higher FE states? ( I'm new,, so dont know the inns and outs ,, etc,, but will learn by asking questions,, hope its not a dumb question)

There are no dumb questions. We all started from the womb clueless. Welcome to the business.

 

[Life Hawk]

There are no dumb questions. We all started from the womb clueless. Welcome to the business.

Yes... that right there.

 

[Newby]

There are no dumb questions. We all started from the womb clueless. Welcome to the business.

Why is an orange called an orange but a banana not called a yellow?

 

[rousemark]

Why is an orange called an orange but a banana not called a yellow?

We will make the usual exception for you...

 

[Life Hawk]

Why is an orange called an orange but a banana not called a yellow?

Because the guy who invented bananas didn't want them to be confused with cowards?

 

[titeye]

Why is an orange called an orange but a banana not called a yellow?

Until now, I had never even thought about it, but it is a very reasonable question. This actually had me scratching my head. I figured it wouldn't hurt to google first, before asking, "Why?"
I learn so much from you guys!