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but it seems that once a clients email and SS# is tagged under your Aetna account they are yours for life and Aetna's agent of letter policy is that they will accept them but the original agent still gets paid.....
Companies Stealing Clients...Your Experience?
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If they did not accept the offer with you how are they your client?
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They started filling out the application and were called by the company right in the middle of filling it out as soon as the SSN was entered. If that's not slimy, I don't know what is...
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Sounds Like Golden Rule/ UHC
I had that happen a couple of time with them. They had started the app months ago with another agent or right off of GR site.
Then when they went through me it reverted back to direct or other agent.
If it is GR you can not AOR in the first year.
I had that happen a couple of time with them. They had started the app months ago with another agent or right off of GR site.
Then when they went through me it reverted back to direct or other agent.
If it is GR you can not AOR in the first year.
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Oh, I must have misunderstood.
Yeah, that is slimy.
I thought they did not go with you, then Aetna called them later and signed them.
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I also misunderstood. That's lower than snake sh*t.
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I feel like I'm reading the transcript from a game show entitled "Name that Slimy Insurance Company!". OK.. I'll bite. Is it BLUE CROSS??
The HCSC-owned Blue Cross companies have been itching to remove agents from the equation for a long time. With the MLR limits about to be imposed, I can easily see them advance testing various methods to reduce overall commission costs.
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