Was an agent for uga in houston, tx... They push all agents to sell what the public can not afford and to make them believe that they need it to protect their lives and family. I made a six figure income working for them, but when a client called and told me their story, it came to me that I was nothing better than the company, which I was working for. My boss was an englishman living in montgomery county, he had been doing this for years and had a way of making you feel that this is ok to do to others to make money. What he was interested in was you (me) making money because he got a % of everything that I sold for doing nothing. The people that I sold to got bad coverage at a price they could not afford, and I made a ton of money selling to them and making them believe that they just had to have our coverage. I recall one case where I sold a policy the cost to the family was about 10K, my comission was almost 4K and because I was selling around 3-5 policies a week, my income was over 10K a month. When I departed uga, they were upset, big time! They told me that I would have to repay my "advances" or they would take me to trial. My response to them was "do what you must do, as will I" and "stick it where the sun can't shine!" I let everything expire with the state as I did not like ripping off the public at their expense. Money is not evertyhing, you have to be able to shave in the mornings. So if you are considering becoming an agent for the nase and working for uga, reflect on this and think about it first. Remember, if it sounds to good to be true, there is a reason. They are a true ripoff to both the agents and the public they try to sell to.
I am not doing this to get into a legal dispute with anyone, simply a message to agents and the public. They are a true ripoff, all of them!
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