Has anyone Recieved 'any' Commission from the Affordable Health Care Sales?

[LifeWorth]

It's things like this that make it hard to have an answer for my parents when they ask "why in the world would you want to be an insurance agent?"

 

[ggbh]

What reasons were given for these terminations?

In my personal opinion...when one compares policies online - over the marketplace - the BLUES lose considerably in Florida. I do not know elsewhere.

That is why, and that is why their agents are not paid. I recently switched a Life change from Blue to Humana. Humana out did them in our area by 1,000s. There is not competition, and one can't be it.

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I will tell you why, and tell your parents' this:

Because you just have to TAP into the right resources! The right ppl, and more. It is just like any other business.

Proud of you! American ingenuity here.

 

[sofloagent]

On exchange plans commission pay out vary by carrier. Most take 2-4 months and in some cases they pay commission from subsidy and clients portion separately.

 

[ggbh]

On exchange plans commission pay out vary by carrier. Most take 2-4 months and in some cases they pay commission from subsidy and clients portion separately.

Your only 1 year behind. This question was posted back in January 2014. I was surprised this thread lasted this long.

FYI...we got paid, very well by our carriers. The BCBS didn't, from what I learned on reading.

 

[billyb]

I was affiliated with a FB agency in Jacksonville in 2014. I was never paid renewals which were mostly MAPD contracts. I received a email in November stating I was terminated.

 

[FLM2]

I was affiliated with a FB agency in Jacksonville in 2014. I was never paid renewals which were mostly MAPD contracts. I received a email in November stating I was terminated.

You and lots of other agents who were terminated in spite of years of writing good business for them, it's a disgrace...

 

[billyb]

I was shopping at Staples today and the lawyer I sent my info to months ago came up to me and said he is going to help me. He apologized for not getting anything done yet. I told him he should start a class action suit for all of the agents who have lost commissions. He was very interested. I just wonder if that could even be done.

 

[bluediamond]

Oh crap, I just remembered something from about 5 years ago: I had an agent in Jacksonville that had the same scenario as you and FLM with another small CGA out of Jacksonville, he was owed more than $30,000 when they dumped him, he told me he sued and won and recovered damn near all of it. Sorry don't know anymore details he only stayed with us a few months and left.

 

[FLM2]

Oh crap, I just remembered something from about 5 years ago: I had an agent in Jacksonville that had the same scenario as you and FLM with another small CGA out of Jacksonville, he was owed more than $30,000 when they dumped him, he told me he sued and won and recovered damn near all of it. Sorry don't know anymore details he only stayed with us a few months and left.

My contract with the Jacksonville CGA has a 30 day termination clause that either party can initiate, unless that clause is illegal (I doubt it) there isn't much I could do to recover those commissions but if an attorney wants to take the case on a contingency I would be interested in learning more.

 

[MedicareAgent]

is it the agency terminating you or is it coming from fl blue?
I hear this all way to much and just don't understand.