When Do I Get Paid on This Med Supp.....

[5pill]

and when is it issued? I wrote it on the 28th of Dec. and faxed on the 1st of Jan.? This is with MOO. She told me today, I could call back in a week or two and check the status.


I wrote a Gerber Life Med Sup in IL and it was received on Dec 22 and it is still pended 21 days. I sure hope that it get issued soon, they say that no one has even looked at it yet.

And I'm sittin' over here in TX just a waitin' for GL with baited breath?
Another 9 days, Mr. Mack, and it will be like a quick real estate close.

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That is strange. We were seeing two to three weeks in December and I was told by Underwriting that they were still backed up 10,000 applications or so by December 31st.

This past week, though, I wrote two on Monday that were issued on Wednesday! Two days.. Now that's fast! These were E-apps.. but they're treated the same way once they land on an underwriter's desk as paper.

This is nice, and how it should be!!!!!

 

[Russ]

and when is it issued? I wrote it on the 28th of Dec. and faxed on the 1st of Jan.? This is with MOO. She told me today, I could call back in a week or two and check the status. Permission to do that really set me at ease.

Who has the fastest turnaround time? The fastest issuance? The fastest pay? Maybe any company can beat that.


I'm used to selling FE and gettin' my check about 15 minutes after submitting the app. Of course, I 'm exaggerating, but not by much, compared to waiting for a MS deal.

I wrote one(med-supp), with MoO on January 4th....mailed it in and I think I got paid on it today. It was an open enrollment case.

You can go on their website...click reports....type in your agent number and check the status of any business with MoO. They update it a few times each day. You may have to log out and log back in to their website to keep checking on status.

If it's issued by a Monday, it's direct deposited on Friday.

 

[G.Gordon]

SELL, SELL, SELL. Stop wondering where the paycheck is for ONE sale. Stack em up like cord wood and reap the benefits.