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Love this reply, thank you.
Can I sell in states that I am not licensed in?
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Don't mind Markthebroker, he probably got beat up by a midget.
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"There are 39M people in California. Have you run out of prospects already?"
Maybe before making a snarky comment,you may want to read his original post.
Everyone in this business started somewheres, do you ignore potential prospects that have called you?
Maybe before making a snarky comment,you may want to read his original post.
Everyone in this business started somewheres, do you ignore potential prospects that have called you?
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It takes 2min to fill out the paperwork for a non-resident license. Most states are around $100 to get it. Write the business yourself. Give them a quote and get a firm commitment to use you... then get your non-resident.
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No, not at all. I’ve had family reach out from other states.
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I dont think splitting solves it. not sure the carrier can or will put you on the case for it to be split. Then, even if the licensed rep decided to pay you directly, that likely is a violation of the laws of the state for paying an unlicensed person & many carriers state in their selling agreements that all parties being compensated in any manner need to be disclosed to carrier, licensed & appointed.
Best to check with upline, but the above is what I have seen in regard to the laws & the carrier sales agreements in many cases.
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LOL--you think he was having a bad day. That is his uplifting Tony Robbins motivational TED talk compared to most days.
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