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Hello,
Why do FMO's force the agent to have updates/e-mails go through them?
I've heard "its in our contract with the carrier", "our company policy", etc.
All they do is forward the e-mail over to the agent. Thats when they get around to it, if they aren't off sick, vacation, really busy, etc. All it does is delay taking care of the problem.
Is it so they know about the business and make sure on their override?
I know they say they "add value", by forwarding an e-mail?
I know the carriers prefer it as they feel less problems this way. Or their "system" only allows 1 main contact.
I'd rather be the main contact on MY business.
Is there anyway around this?
Thanks in advance!
Why do FMO's force the agent to have updates/e-mails go through them?
I've heard "its in our contract with the carrier", "our company policy", etc.
All they do is forward the e-mail over to the agent. Thats when they get around to it, if they aren't off sick, vacation, really busy, etc. All it does is delay taking care of the problem.
Is it so they know about the business and make sure on their override?
I know they say they "add value", by forwarding an e-mail?
I know the carriers prefer it as they feel less problems this way. Or their "system" only allows 1 main contact.
I'd rather be the main contact on MY business.
Is there anyway around this?
Thanks in advance!