After researching Ameriplan Health Benefits program, I decided to become a Broker to sell the plan. The "sponser" I contacted was Janie Jones, Lakeway, TX (outside of Austin).
Ms. Jones "interviewed" me by phone. I could tell she was using a script but that was okay. When she finished, I started asking her questions. She answered them but, as I found out later, she had not been truthful.in fact, she had been quite deceptive.
There are no dentist providers within 30 to 60 miles of my area. Ms. Jones told me there were "lots". Except for 2 chiropractors and one WalMart vision center, the monthly membership fee is not worth the trouble. For all practical purposes, there is no savings with this plan.
Ms. Jones was no help to me. She was supposed to "train and support" me. She did neither. Her favorite suggestion was to call "Support" in Plano (Dallas) or California. They were no help either.
Ms. Jones told me I would have 3 months to decide if this was for me and I could be a success. As it turned out, I only had 24 hours to make up my mind! All she ever wanted was her commission for enrolling me.
The company is now stalling about getting my enrollment fee back to me. I am told 5-7 days, 7-10 days or "maybe" 30 days.
This has been a major rip-off. The company may be good but I know of one "National Vice President" who will lie to get your money. Take heed.
CarolynPaige, Texas
U.S.A.
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