A colleague informed me about your site and that some postings had been made about The Assurance Group. I have read what others have said and concur (fully) with their statements.
The insurance business is a tough, tough way to make a living. It is made tougher when working with a group like TAG. The company recruits heavily with the promise of preset appointments. Such appointments are great if they are actually made with people who want or need what you are marketing.in my case (and I was promised 20 per week) there were several days when no appointments were scheduled, or appointments were made with people on a government assistance program, retired government workers (state-Federal-municipal), people retired with union benefits, and people who did NOT want an appointment.
In several cases they were useless. To top it off you pay for the leads!
The next sore point with me was their commission system. They pay far below what a licensed agent can receive elsewhere. During the recent Medicare enrollment period they were paying agents $150 per enrollment while others were paying $300. Street level commissions during the next enrollment period are $330 to $400... They are paying $175. Only an agent who just fell off the turnip truck would work for such a group.
I could go on and one about TAG but a reader should get the picture pretty fast. If you want to work a lead system that stinks, receive minimum wage commissions, like getting no answers to phone calls and emails, and deceit doesn't bother you then TAG is the place where you should be!
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