UPDATED EFES/Equita does NOT give releases (New agents please read)

[suranceman]

As Todd said this is not factual information that you are implying... i suggest you call the carriers if you have IMO status.

or

I can tell you the answers

AIG does duel contract but you cant get increased commission for the first six months when you duel contract

Gerber is the same as AIG

Prosperity does NOT duel contract for FE... the only way you can duel contract for them is if you have a med sup contract with one imo and get a FE contract with someone else... if you think i am wrong on this call Jack Heller.

Aetna I don't know because everyone stopped writing them years ago when they started MIB and Script checking

They don't check MIB now. They do an Rx check though

 

[myinsurebiz]

Nope, sorry....try again.

I have duals with AIG, Aetna and S-USA (Prosperity)

 

[Todd King]

I have duals with AIG, Aetna and S-USA (Prosperity)

You do not have a dual contract for AIG's GI. You do not have duals for Aetna's FE. Prosperity I would have to check to be sure.

 

[myinsurebiz]

You do not have a dual contract for AIG's GI. You do not have duals for Aetna's FE. Prosperity I would have to check to be sure.

Most def on AIG. Aetna was for Term - never sold the FE. I have 2 writing #'s with S-USA although I have never sold them.

 

[HoosierLife]

You can dual contract with AIG and Trans. That's if the other IMO doesn't block a trans dual appt. There are many IMOs that set up their deal with Trans that blocks leaving agents from dual contracting. NASB does this for sure.

 

[Todd King]

You can dual contract with AIG and Trans. That's if the other IMO doesn't block a trans dual appt. There are many IMOs that set up their deal with Trans that blocks leaving agents from dual contracting. NASB does this for sure.

Funny that AIG has told me that's a definite no. I can half-way believe there is a work around for Trans, but it's certainly not the norm. I'm betting if you call them and ask you will get a no from them as well.

I was going to call Prosperity to find out for sure, but then I realized I didn't really care.

 

[DayTimer]

He has 34kish in debt. If I were EFES I would try to work a deal out where the new IMO is responsible for that debt and get rid of the headache.

He said he is going to Matt Mungia. I'm believe that as part of the release process Matt agrees to any debt due to future charge backs on already issue/paid business ... in other words, if it falls off the books, Matt is on the hook, not EFES. I could be wrong, however.

 

[myinsurebiz]

He said he is going to Matt Mungia. I'm believe that as part of the release process Matt agrees to any debt due to future charge backs on already issue/paid business ... in other words, if it falls off the books, Matt is on the hook, not EFES. I could be wrong, however.

He did?

 

[WinoBlues]

He said he is going to Matt Mungia. I'm believe that as part of the release process Matt agrees to any debt due to future charge backs on already issue/paid business ... in other words, if it falls off the books, Matt is on the hook, not EFES. I could be wrong, however.

Per Scott, that debt agreement is not binding anyway. I would guess same as an agreement to release.

 

[Baseball7]

You do not have a dual contract for AIG's GI. You do not have duals for Aetna's FE. Prosperity I would have to check to be sure.

Fair chance someone screenshots this and it backfires on me but yes I do and you can dusl contract on AIG is guaranteed issue