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A question I have as well. Have you looked thier mailer yet?
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A question I have as well. Have you looked thier mailer yet?
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No, I have not seen a mailer either. Their website has FAQ, but nothing about response rates. I have always been leery about businesses that don't have a telephone number or address. Four hundred and fifty dollars is a lot of money to pay for a product or service without a business address or phone number listed. The only reason it peaks my interest is that it came to me from LBL, and 3 reputable agents said it's RGI
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It is RGI. They usually have a choice of mailers. Are they not giving a choice for this deal?
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Looks like you have to sign up to find out much of anything.
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The website won't give any details. It looks like I have to email them to communicate on everything
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Wonder if LBL's agent services has any additional information? I feel the same way @titeye, I like a voice to speak with.
I don't mind doing a test drop, I'm sure I could recuperate the cost without much effort, but not knowing the lead card layout and demographics makes me a bit leary.
RGI seems pretty good at their trade.
I don't mind doing a test drop, I'm sure I could recuperate the cost without much effort, but not knowing the lead card layout and demographics makes me a bit leary.
RGI seems pretty good at their trade.
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It's the same wording as their standard cards. They give you the choice if you want the words life insurance on the card or not. Usually better to not but in a few states it's required.
It's always anyone's guess on response rates. Just assume 1% but depending on your area can be 1.5% or just .5% Expect the worst responses in southern states: Florida, Georgia, SC, Texas, California, Arizona, etc.
