Vimo Raises Rates 33%...

[somarco]

Scott -

Your avatar reminds me of a woman I dated a long time ago . . .

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Reminds me of a guy I used to serve with back when I was doing black ops on the Cambodian border in 'Nam.

 

[J.R.]

Well JR, you already know and have met Mr C

I know Mr. T, but I don't recall meeting Mr. C. Is he a cousin perhaps?

 

[Mr C]

John... who is JR?

 

[gudhealth]

I think some of you are missing the point. Without knowing each and every one of your "business model" setups, this conversation is a dead issue. I will just say, it all depends on how you are paying the agents. If you are paying commissions, then yes you will charge for leads, and who cares what that person sells, because you got your money back, your in the black. If you have in-house captive agents, who you pay a salary based on their sales, then yes, I would say give them the bottom of the barrel leads and if they can make it then fine, you are already in the whole, they owe you!

 

[insuremojo]

I'm not a fan of giving agents free leads. Give 'em top contracts, training and support and have them market or buy their own leads. Agents will never work free leads like they would leads their either bought or generated.

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