What carriers in Nov 2018 do not ask about weight, besides TA?

[goillini52]

Ask to see her ID, I often find a lower weight on a drivers lic. and use that... ... that's my sharp pencil...

Other wise... I would suggest a lot of suction...

So, you're saying that if the Little Butterball uses a lot suction on finalexpenseguy33, she'll lose weight?

 

[donamese]

Ask to see her ID, I often find a lower weight on a drivers lic. and use that... ... that's my sharp pencil...

Other wise... I would suggest a lot of suction...

May be asking for a rescission if something happens using that method. Her license may have been issued 8 years prior when she was 240, but if she went to the doctor in the past year and weighed in at 300 that death benefit is probably not getting paid out.

 

[rousemark]

May be asking for a rescission if something happens using that method. Her license may have been issued 8 years prior when she was 240, but if she went to the doctor in the past year and weighed in at 300 that death benefit is probably not getting paid out.

Unless it is a very recent DR. visit, it probably would be hard to uphold the rescission. Some people weight is like a yo-yo and a person that heavy could easily lose 30-40 pounds in a couple of months. However, even though an agent might get away with it, I wouldn't advise it.. It is a matter of doing as Todd says, "The right thing"..

 

[Todd King]

No need for sharp pencils or anything like that. Just write her with RNA and be done.

 

[Markthebroker]

5'3, 300lbs? I don't understand how you were able to distract her from food long enough to talk to her.

Were you dressed as a cinnabon perhaps?

 

[Traveling_LA_Agent]

Considering her defensiveness and all regarding TA, I would be a bit suspicious and question whether or not it would even be good business to write.