How can I check if I have a Vector hit

[KCBell73]

A few months ago I had a debt with AETNA. I was taking time off due to family issues and so didn't have any sales to reimburse it. Plus AETNA was not my go to company even when I was working steady.
When my year came up with no sales they ended my contract and my IMO said they were going to roll up and report me to vector.
Family issues resolved, I'm ready to go back to work but I'm unsure if I have a vector to deal with when asking for new appointments. How would I check that? Is it better to call my upline or contact AETNA or can I somehow just check vector?

 

[Newby]

A few months ago I had a debt with AETNA. I was taking time off due to family issues and so didn't have any sales to reimburse it. Plus AETNA was not my go to company even when I was working steady.
When my year came up with no sales they ended my contract and my IMO said they were going to roll up and report me to vector.
Family issues resolved, I'm ready to go back to work but I'm unsure if I have a vector to deal with when asking for new appointments. How would I check that? Is it better to call my upline or contact AETNA or can I somehow just check vector?

If the debt is over $400 then yes you have a Vector. Regardless of if you do or not you just need to pay them back. Never hang any company with debt if you plan to stay in this business. Your least favorite company today could be your favorite company tomorrow.

You should only expect your commissions to cover your chargebacks on companies you write frequently. If it's not just get your checkbook out and pay them. It's the same money either way.

 

[KCBell73]

Yes. I understand I do likely have a hit. I asked what is the best way to check it. I'm down to only one contract and before I try to get more appts or reestablish contracts I need to check my vector status. And I assume it would be better to confirm the hit is gone before I apply for more carriers

 

[Todd King]

Yes. I understand I do likely have a hit. I asked what is the best way to check it. I'm down to only one contract and before I try to get more appts or reestablish contracts I need to check my vector status. And I assume it would be better to confirm the hit is gone before I apply for more carriers

You should probably go straight to the source...Aetna. Now, if it did roll to your upline, you may end up paying the upline back. Either way, Aetna can tell you where it stands and what to do about it.

 

[somarco]

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[Todd King]

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That's all well and good, but they will still tell him to contact Aetna to see how much it is and where it stands.

 

[KCBell73]

Thanks for a simple reply. I'll contact AETNA.

 

[UKTX]

You can fax a form to VectorOne and they will fax you back what they have in you. It's pretty quick.

 

[Todd King]

You can fax a form to VectorOne and they will fax you back what they have in you. It's pretty quick.

But he still won't know how much it is and he will still have to contact Aetna or his upline to find out.....so why bother contacting Vector One at all?

Contacting them is only good when you can't get an answer from your upline or the company....or when you are trying to dispute it.

 

[Anita McAllister]

You should probably go straight to the source...Aetna. Now, if it did roll to your upline, you may end up paying the upline back. Either way, Aetna can tell you where it stands and what to do about it.

I am in the same boat as

You can fax a form to VectorOne and they will fax you back what they have in you. It's pretty quick.

They don't reply - I faxe them twice after sending the initial letter - No response.