A year ago, I was sold a bill of goods by NAA. I bought it lock stock and barrel. I studied and took my test and passed it the first time out. (with no past experiance) I went through NAA's Agent Certification Course and it is there that I was told about their lead program. The lead program is a ...
At first glance, this company appears to offer your dream business.in the first year of producing you will make some decent money and have a profit. As you're pushed to become an agency manager and baggered to recruit as much as possible, you begin to realize, although slowly, that you are being ...
As in any business endeavor you should do your due diligence. I recommend you never take any business opportunity at face value. Make sure you talk to other companies offering the same opportunity.in this market today there are many different companies doing the same thing as NAA and doing it in a ...
I do believe that NAA, for the most part, is a good opportunity particularly if you have a good and supportive manager that allows you to literally protect the family and not force you to chase people down to make their own pesonal goals. I was not one of the fortunate ones and, as a result, I had ...
Everything I have read on this site regarding complaints against NAA is true! Been there and have been screwed too! Someone really needs to get involved and investigate this MLM! After you quit them, you will receive threatening emails and phone calls! Any insurance company who cares about their ...
I was in the same boat you all are with the leads, finding out about Mr. Opportunist, not to mention how long it takes to get paid... If you ever do! I put everything I had into this business, only to learn later this isn't about protecting families... This company is strictly in the lead business! ...