We need a Baltimore Life contract for Tele-Sales. . .

[chasejordan1]

But you shouldn't have a problem if you and your upline got those levels for you on the up and up. Are you trying to say that your upline is involved in sending false information to the company? This would be the ONLY way you got that/those levels with the 2 companies we are referring to.



At least 2 of you!



And all 3 of you are worried that it would cause a stink huh? If you got those levels honestly you would have nothing to worry about, but yet you do. What's wrong with that picture?

You're all 3 correct about one thing though....you won't prove it. I still suspect that at least 2 out of the 3 of you just can't because you don't have those levels and you're just trying to play the big shot that you are not.

It is actually good for you that you don't prove it to me if you actually have those levels. Not that I would be out to get you, because every agent should be trying to get the most they possibly can. It's the upline that would be under the magnifying glass. And yes, you're damned right I would raise a stink! If rules are set by the company for me to follow, then all IMO's must follow the same rules....without exception!

You can NOT get higher than 115% with MOO for the living promise FE product without substantial amount of FE premium to back it up. Todd is correct. Now, can it be done if your IMO is willing to lie, YES.

 

[Todd King]

my term sheet:

Ages, 45-80 120.0%
7.0% year 2 - 5
6.5% year 6 - 10

We are talking particularly about Trans and MoO's FE product. The 120% for term is very doable.

 

[FinalExpenseDojo.com]

So what you're saying is "proof of production" does not mean actually proving the production? O_o (I already know the answer, just stirring the pot )

 

[myinsurebiz]

We are talking particularly about Trans and MoO's FE product. The 120% for term is very doable.

Not "term" insurance - my Term Sheet (sorry Alarm word) or Commission Contract . . .

I am at 120% with my IMO and havent written even one policy.

 

[chasejordan1]

So what you're saying is "proof of production" does not mean actually proving the production? O_o (I already know the answer, just stirring the pot )

Here is the conversation - You need $150K in FE production, do you have that? "Well no". Do you think you can do that much? "sure". Ok done.

 

[JimmyCrappedCorn]

It is actually good for you that you don't prove it to me if you actually have those levels. Not that I would be out to get you, because every agent should be trying to get the most they possibly can. It's the upline that would be under the magnifying glass. And yes, you're damned right I would raise a stink! If rules are set by the company for me to follow, then all IMO's must follow the same rules....without exception!

There must be some reason people around here seem to like you and even do business with you but for the life of me I don't know why! You are no good.

 

[Todd King]

There must be some reason people around here seem to like you and even do business with you but for the life of me I don't know why! You are no good.

And you crapped corn....all over yourself.

If you really want to know, it's because I don't get on here and lie and I'm true to my word. That's evidently hard to find in an IMO these days.

By the way, are you on here just to complain/make negative remarks or will you actually be contributing something some day? I sure hope it's soon.

 

[chasejordan1]

There must be some reason people around here seem to like you and even do business with you but for the life of me I don't know why! You are no good.

So being honest and following the rules is "no good"?

 

[myinsurebiz]

And you crapped corn....all over yourself.

Todd - that was funny as hell . . .

 

[JimmyCrappedCorn]

Here is the conversation - You need $150K in FE production, do you have that? "Well no". Do you think you can do that much? "sure". Ok done.

Then factor in that the guy the agent is negotiating the contract with on the phone has not sold a policy himself in a decade or maybe ever. I mean its not exactly like the agent is talking to somebody who really knows much.