Complaint / Review
Mega Life & Health
Experience is the best teacher Ripoff

Herbert Hoover once said, that "It is a wise man that learns from his mistakes, but it ias a truly wise man that learns from the mistakes of others..."

Here is just a clue: in the insurance industry, a FSR is a person that is licensed to sell securities (mutual funds) i.E. A "Financial Services Representative". They are regulated by the SEC and NASD. "Full and Fair Disclosure Requirements" (from the 1930's and 1940's) basically legislate that defrauding the public can (and will) result in an FSR spending a little time in Federal Prision (felony offense).

While I was an agent at NASE (Mega), my business card said that I was a "Field Service Representative." I'm no attorney but it seems to me that this mimicry of pretending to be a real FSR is pretty fradulant?

Let's hear one of you Mega guys defend this? (It can't be done)! Go to a real company and go get your Series 6 & 63. Good luck, I hope Moses can bring you out of Egypt!