Value in Sening Thnk You, B Day or Christmas Cards?

[inreverse]

Hey thanks for the shout out!

When you learn how to spell correctly, Ill be sure to respond!

No need to respond, your previous post confirms you have no clue about the final expense business. Speaking of spelling, it is I'll not Ill, but I understand the difficulty with posting fast and not correcting before posting, as I did.

please add me to your blocked list

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I think this year I will send a Thank You card to current clients at Thanksgiving.. Seems an appropriate time to say, "Thank You" and the card won't be lost in a sea of other cards like it might be at Christmas or on their birthday.

I was thinking the same thing, Thanksgiving instead of Christmas. I was at an appointment and the client opened a birthday card from his previous agent while I was sitting there, made an impression on me!

 

[John Galt]

I dont see any value in it, either they want the coverage or they dont. 3 decades dealing with monthly contracts etc and studying human behavior has taught me this...its not just my opinion.... a card will not "keep" your kids fed