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In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Is National Agents Alliance good place to start? posted by Jeremy on August 25, 2005 at 09:48:41: : I would also like more information as I was lookin' to sign up with NAA as well. : Thank you, Jeremy : : I am also interested in information on your agency. : : Thanks : : Claudia : : : I would also like info on your agency. Please email me at reggie_lindsay@hotmail.com with "NAA Leads" in the Subject line. : : : Thanks, : : : : : : : THANK YOU! : : : : : I can tell you that NAA is not the best place to be. I used to work for them. Yes, they offer support. You do have to pay for your leads. Their lead system changed 6 months ago and they are having problems with it. : : : : : You will end up paying $14-$16/lead...so that turns out to be $140-$160/week. You make the phone calls and set up your own appointments. And they start you out with a 55% contract. : : : : : I have an agency, just like NAA. We support you, train you, get you going. But here is the difference. We don't charge you for the leads, and we actually make the appointments for you. : : : : : So give me call or email me. WAIT A MINUTE ALL OF YOU. ANYONE THAT HAS A NUMBER THAT IS NOT ANSWERED WHEN YOU CALL IT MEANS THAT SOMETHING IS GOING ON THAT IS NOT RIGHT. WHY NO ANSWER? IF YOUR DEAL IS SO GOOD WHY IS THERE NOT A PHONE MANNED AT ALL TIMES. NO ANSWER MEANS NO SUPPORT IN MY BOOK. THINK ABOUT IT? i TOO AM LOOKING AT NAA AND WHEN I CALL SOMEONE ANSWERS. ALOS IF YOU DEAL IS THAT SAME THEN YOUR TELLING US THAT YOU GIVE 55% AND ALOS GIVE LEADS AND SET UP APPONTMENTS. WOW! HOW DO YOU GENERATE YOUR LEADS? WE ALL NEED TO BA ASKING THE QUESTIONS.
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