NAA presents itself as a reputable insurance agency representing a lot of major insurance companies. Due to the fact that several companies are with them, I fell for their hype! They try and keep you constantly receiving training by webinars and phone calls. They are brainwashing you! They tell you ...
I answered an ad for part time life insurance sales. I have 3 years experience and wanted to make part time money. They supply the leads and there was no "start up costs". Met a man named Dennis. Tried to get me to go to an opportunity meeting. Its a recruiting tool for me to bring in ...
Do not belive anything Ed Orell says Once you give him the Bank Account info He will keep debiting your Account long after you leave. It is people like him that give Insurance a bad name No Class. ...
I joined NAA a couple of years ago and went to their "training" in NC. I stupidly gave my bank account information for them to debit my checking account for leads. They said they wouldn't send me leads until I asked for them, and that I would get two week's worth of leads for free. They ...
When I joined NAA it sounded great. Then I was told I had to sign up w / a company they are associated called ABLE Inc because I had no license. No problem, I signed up for the Life and Health course. After ABLE took my $ the website did not work after the Study Now screen and have been ...
I was briefly involved with National Agents Alliance back in 2005 and it was one of the worst experiences I have had in my career. I have been in the insurance business since 1977 and had some success in selling mortgage proection insurance before so this seemed like a good way to make some money. ...