Using Un-licensed "Agents"???

[Crapgame44]

Revenge does not serve anyone. It will catch up with them, I would move on and focus on selling and keeping yourself HONEST.

How do you know it is "revenge"??? It's called doing the right thing and protecting agents that actually have licenses and play by the rules.

 

[briko3]

Are you working there currently?

 

[Crapgame44]

Nope, Left that circus.

 

[Winter_123]

I have "chat sessions" saved in which the "agent" openly admits they are unlicensed and putting business under other agents names and also mentioning that the GA knows all about it. I have other employees that will confirm this as they have saved those session they had with this 'agent". I also have records from the state site showing that this "agent" was completely unlicensed at the time they were "selling". I also have confrimation that this "agent" at the time they were 'selling" had failed their state 215 test previuosly. Sound good enough???

We can't try the case here. If you are acting in good faith and have reasonable basis for concluding that violations could have occurred then either talk to the DOI or not. Do not make allegations or accusations when you speak to them. Just say this is what I saw or I heard. "I heard" is hearsay but it doesnt matter. You are only providing the DOI with a basis to look into it further.

 

[briko3]

That being the case, I would write a letter to the DOI (or call) and wash my hands of that place. At that point, you've fulfilled your obligation and can move on. JMHO of course.

 

[HarryRenard]

Exactly. DO it or DON'T.
Are you saying you really had to ask if it is wrong, what would be the point of getting licensed.

 

[superfly33]

DOI is who I'd call today. Let us know how it turns out.

 

[stormtracker]

I had a customer recently tell me that she didn't know why you need a license to sell insurance. She has the crazy thought that it is a racket. Nothing could be further from the truth...