What should contact be for Ameritas

I have the same Issue with Cigna. A client wants a quote; you have to login to Cigna, get to their quoting tool, and enter in their details. Pick a plan out of about 6-8 options, and then send the client the premium and the brochure.
The client looks at it and calls you back and ask for a cheaper premium. Back to Cigna you go to do it all over again. Then they want to see it with vision. Nope, now a lower deductible. It’s non stop. All for about $100 commission.

Manhattan life got it right by putting all of their premiums on one brochure.
 
I have the same Issue with Cigna. A client wants a quote; you have to login to Cigna, get to their quoting tool, and enter in their details. Pick a plan out of about 6-8 options, and then send the client the premium and the brochure.
The client looks at it and calls you back and ask for a cheaper premium. Back to Cigna you go to do it all over again. Then they want to see it with vision. Nope, now a lower deductible. It’s non stop. All for about $100 commission.

Manhattan life got it right by putting all of their premiums on one brochure.
My experience has been much different than what you described. I check the network and then I present one or maybe two benefit design options. Premiums tend to be about $45-$50. The application is wildly easy. Client picks a security question and a PIN and those count as their signature.

The heaped option works out to about $275 year 1 and renewals are like $40. That’s the standard contract for small agents.

When I call their help desk, the employees are always very helpful and give correct answers to questions.

To me the whole Cigna value prop is the 100% preventive coverage, $5,000 max benefit, and no waiting period with prior coverage. If network is an issue, I present Ameritas.
 
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