Unless you have much business experience, or you have MBA or PhD or your father owns a business - you will not make 6 figures in first year.It is a very big scam. Do not be a victim of this bad scam outfit.
it looks like they are in the life insurance business and the sell leads. Im not sure if you think the insurance industry is a scam or buying leads is the scam but i m not sure of either because I m not an insurance person, just a guy who knows a lot about business. If you are thinking about getting started in a business you should ask yourself better questions.Risk and Reward my friend. Risk and Reward. In other words: How much does the business cost to buy or get started? How much income can you make per day/week/month/year?How soon can you start making money after you start?What is the learning curve?As a business person, I am never scammed when I ask these questions. There is no scamming when you ask the right questions and lay the facts down so you can look at them and make a logical decision. What is the reward? How much do you have to risk to get that reward?Good luck to you.oh yeah, rather than repeat the obvious sites the fellows already mentioned like, ripoff, insurance journal, and national agents headquarters, here is an article on risk\rewardhttp://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/riskrewardratio.asp
Hey buddy, Your first question: Has anybody heard of national agents alliance?NAA is the originators of the expression mortgage protection. They re really just selling life insurance but market it under a different name by sending mailers in the mail to people that just bought a home or refinanced. You dont need national agents alliance to sell some life insurance. Just mail the letters yourself to new home owners. Your second question: not sure about the income claims... I dont know any of the guys personally its certainly possible with life insurance. I know those life guys make thousands of dollars on 1 appointment and with 1-3 appointments per day it doesnt seem like 100 k would be hard.Your third question about where you can the truthful information about national agents alliance Here are the websites I found: corporate site: http://www.naaleads.com but one sided since they want to recrut yahttp://www.ripoffreport.com/Insurance-Agencies/National-Agents-Alli/national-agents-alliance-ripof-4d8en.htm also one sided the other way since all their dough is made but charging companies to remove their name from the report...Here is a good conversation at the insurance journal, its probably the most information you ll find for hearing both sides and its reliable... (I think)http://www.insurancejournal.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2 t=2245
anyone heard of national agents alliance?? Just came across this and thought I can try to answer. never heard of national agents alliance but it looks like they are some insurance group.its obvious to me that no one looked past the first page of google results because if you did you might have seen this web site. it is http://www.naapowerplayers.comit looks like there is more information here than any of the other websites you guys mentioned so far... I read through some of it myself and it looks like they tell everything anybody would ever need to know to make a decision hope this helps
Their BBB report isn t stunning. They ve got a C- rating.It is possible to earn 6 figures selling insurance you d have to be a real hussler and a great salesperson to do it.It looks to me like they make a lot of their money selling leads to agents. There seems to be some debate as to whether or not those leads are any good. To me it seems iffy. They are just selling life insurance. If you want to sell life insurance there are plenty of companies out there that aren t questionable. If I were you I d look for one of those.If you want to make some real money by really helping people email me.
