Has Anyone Heard of General Brokerage Agency?

[Milwaukee88girl]

I would like to know who else is working for this company in Wisconsin?

 

[FunnyMakinMoney]

Tried them them out for 3 batches of "Free Leads"...1st batch was 35 and literally none of them had a clue as to why I was calling or either had a vague recollection. Thank God I'm skilled at setting appts...I set up several for Tues/Wed (a few were forced just so I get in the house and put on the charm) and I did get some sales. They put me at 80% with Liberty Bankers, Foresters and 40% for GI w/Kemper. The next batch was horrible...There were 6 duplicates from the 1st batch. Never got the impression that any of the contacts expected a call from me. I even asked if they recalled speaking to someone in the last 2 or 3 days...I was able to set appts but fewer. The 3rd set of leads was worse...10 duplicates from the 1st 2 sets. No good explanation from the office...Jason Siebert is who I spoke to mostly...No kidding it seems like the leads just came from an age 50 to 80 list that I could get anywhere...Didn't even work the last batch. I worked old Senior Life/Lincoln Heritage leads and existing clients/referrals for about 4 months...wrote 2 to 3K per week. Hard to get anyone on the phone...email is their preference. They act like you're bothering them. I got bumped up to 100% but if you're above 85% percent you no longer get free leads (you're considered a broker...lol). I had stopped writing with UHL for 6 months with Symmetry Financial Group and moved my contract to a much better IMO outta Texas...writing with American Home Life, UHL, and Great Western for guarantee issue cases. For the life of me I can't get GBA to reply to my requests to release me even though I've only submitted a handful of business in the last few months. They gauge your experience initially and communicate with you until you send the contract and then you're a pest. in about 6 months I submitted around 50K under them...not as much some but more than most. For someone fairly new/inexperienced it's a good starting point. I was attracted to the free leads initially...they had me on video conference for my 1st 2 sets of leads to listen to my appt pitch. They require you to submit the business through them and then they forward it to the carriers. I showed them other offers I received for much higher compensation and they bumped me up to 100% but no more leads...hope this helps.

 

[FunnyMakinMoney]

Tried them them out for 3 batches of "Free Leads"...1st batch was 35 and literally none of them had a clue as to why I was calling or either had a vague recollection. Thank God I'm skilled at setting appts...I set up several for Tues/Wed (a few were forced just so I get in the house and put on the charm) and I did get some sales. They put me at 80% with Liberty Bankers, Foresters and 40% for GI w/Kemper. The next batch was horrible...There were 6 duplicates from the 1st batch. Never got the impression that any of the contacts expected a call from me. I even asked if they recalled speaking to someone in the last 2 or 3 days...I was able to set appts but fewer. The 3rd set of leads was worse...10 duplicates from the 1st 2 sets. No good explanation from the office...Jason Siebert is who I spoke to mostly...No kidding it seems like the leads just came from an age 50 to 80 list that I could get anywhere...Didn't even work the last batch. I worked old Senior Life/Lincoln Heritage leads and existing clients/referrals for about 4 months...wrote 2 to 3K per week. Hard to get anyone on the phone...email is their preference. They act like you're bothering them. I got bumped up to 100% but if you're above 85% percent you no longer get free leads (you're considered a broker...lol). I had stopped writing with UHL for 6 months with Symmetry Financial Group and moved my contract to a much better IMO outta Texas...writing with American Home Life, UHL, and Great Western for guarantee issue cases. For the life of me I can't get GBA to reply to my requests to release me even though I've only submitted a handful of business in the last few months. They gauge your experience initially and communicate with you until you send the contract and then you're a pest. in about 6 months I submitted around 50K under them...not as much some but more than most. For someone fairly new/inexperienced it's a good starting point. I was attracted to the free leads initially...they had me on video conference for my 1st 2 sets of leads to listen to my appt pitch. They require you to submit the business through them and then they forward it to the carriers. I showed them other offers I received for much higher compensation and they bumped me up to 100% but no more leads...hope this helps.

UPDATE: Took an act of Congress but after a month of nagging, got released from this outfit...transferred contract immediately. Sweet freedom.

 

[Tonyjfmf]

They get access to a database like info usa, run a search for residents over a certain age, copy 50 entries, paste them into an excel file, and voila 50 free leads for you.

You have me rolling in laughter! you are funny but so right "50 LEADS" yeah right