We in the annuity and life sales market have been consistently faced with compliance regulations. We all look to generate referrals and we have paid a lot of money to do this. Along comes Annuitygoldmine.com reputing themselves to be market sales pros at acquiring leads for annuity sales. You sign up and give them money, then the quality of referrals that they are giving you on average are 1 out of 10 half decent. Some prospects don't even know why you are there.
I have taken time to determine the experiences that other people have had with this organization. Complaints are that they don't return calls, that they are in meetings and get irritated when you complain. One principle says that you will get a refund and then you never hear from them again.
Other accusations are that annuitygoldmine changes names and that they have one Mark Sugarman that goes by multiple names. Why do they have to do this if they had half decent results. This organization has to work twice as hard at disgusing who they are. They love the name Mark: Mark Sugarman, Mark Howard, Mark Lain, Mark Phillips Mark T and Neil. Neil sells you the program and then turns you over to Howard.
One producer that I talked to said that he had not made a sell and they used him as a referral to let people know what a great program that they had. Sugarman got upset because the producer would not lie for him. He said is Sugarman working for me or am I working for them.
The annuity market should be a good possibility at this time, but prospects are apprehensive because of the state of the economy. A producer who has used annuity goldmine system tells me that the principals are staying in this program and need constant new blood to bleed.
My sentiment is to check these people out before you make a commitment. If you get a sell out of their solicitation consider yourself fortunate.
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