by Guest » Tue Aug 17, 2010 08:53 pm
Hey All,
I got an offer to sell life insurance to goverment employees. They claim the average commission is $1200 per policy and they provide pre-set appointments. This seems a little too good to be true, can anyone tell me if this kind of commission is even feasible, or if they're just blowing smoke...
Thanks a bunch.
I got an offer to sell life insurance to goverment employees. They claim the average commission is $1200 per policy and they provide pre-set appointments. This seems a little too good to be true, can anyone tell me if this kind of commission is even feasible, or if they're just blowing smoke...
Thanks a bunch.
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 08:54 pm Post Subject: One more thing
They told me that if I don't write a minimum of $24,000 in premuims my first month, they cut me loose. Is this even possible?
Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 09:00 pm Post Subject:
The "pre set appointments" are supposedly with government employees, in groups, at their place of employment. If I write a policy, the premiums will be auto deducted from their paycheck.
Yes, this changes everything.
Payroll deduction is like shooting fish in a barrell IF you have the employer's blessing and can meet with the clients at their place of employment during regular business hours.
I have a friend who does this and she makes about $60,000 per year plus company benefits.
The down side is this is 40 hours per week EVERY week and there isn't any way for her to double her income by simply working harder.
Not a bad way to do it, just boring paper pushing order taking.
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