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Is anyone going to the Convention (National Agents Alliance) (NAA
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NAA is killing me.....hahahaha....just received this in the mail...although I closed on this house over 3 years ago and I didn't think that NAA went after mortgages over $300,000.....and what is with (a division of SUPERIOR PERFORMERS, INC.) .....DO I STILL GET THE NON~MED IF I AM IN OVER 3 YEARS ON MY MORTGAGE HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.......
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What you need to do is fill out the card, mail it away, then video the presentation with the rep comes over and throw it up on Youtube for us. You can't buy that kind of entertainment.
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john_petrowski said:
well I think Jack went here to run his own rates.....I can always take the envelope and tape it to a brick wrapped in brown paper and mail it back ....
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I have been with the NAA for about two months now. Was trained by Knights of Columbus and was with them for two years. Been reading a lot of post re:NAA and felt I had to respond. Yes it's true that NAA wants you to sell Non-med, I was trained by the Knights to sell fully underwritten and this is most of what I have written.I haven't had any of these apps returned yet. I've made about 6,000 in commissions which, buy the way have all been paid-up front. Yes there are draw backs to NAA as far as renewals and product training go but I have found them invaluable as far as providing leads. Are they free? No. Do I have to make a lot of dials? Yes My lead cost to commissions? approx 10% Only problem is not enough A leads. I only have been running 2-3 leads per week. Anyone that has advice on creating more leads let me know.
The NAA has not caused me to sell without a conscience and has kept me from getting out of the insurance Biz.
I have been with the NAA for about two months now. Was trained by Knights of Columbus and was with them for two years. Been reading a lot of post re:NAA and felt I had to respond. Yes it's true that NAA wants you to sell Non-med, I was trained by the Knights to sell fully underwritten and this is most of what I have written.I haven't had any of these apps returned yet. I've made about 6,000 in commissions which, buy the way have all been paid-up front. Yes there are draw backs to NAA as far as renewals and product training go but I have found them invaluable as far as providing leads. Are they free? No. Do I have to make a lot of dials? Yes My lead cost to commissions? approx 10% Only problem is not enough A leads. I only have been running 2-3 leads per week. Anyone that has advice on creating more leads let me know.
The NAA has not caused me to sell without a conscience and has kept me from getting out of the insurance Biz.
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realistagent
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Wow, you sure ahve a lot of time to bad mouth the NAA. You might try offering some constrctive advice instead for agents like myself
[email protected] said:realistagent said:
Wow, you sure ahve a lot of time to bad mouth the NAA. You might try offering some constrctive advice instead for agents like myself
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Good advice is to leave a company paying you 55% commissions and charging you $18 for "A" leads.
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