Is theMedicareCoach a great deal at $1,297?

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I'm turning 65 this year. So my Facebook account is flooded with ads for Medicare pitchmen. But the most aggressive one is this lady from TheMedicareCoach.com that wants me to sit through one of her FREE webinars to learn all the traps I need to avoid when I make my Medicare decisions. She is VERY persistent and her main hook is that she is different because she's not an agent.

So I listen in to one. My first attempt I had to jump off after 1/2 hour because it was a full on sales pitch about her knowing more about Medicare than anyone else. More than agents because they just want a quick commission. More than the 1-800 Medicare people because they are too busy to care about you. More than the SHIP people because they just don't understand anything. Blah, blah, blah, …

But they wore me down again with all the ads. I had to see what her angle was. She just keeps pitching that she doesn't make any greedy commissions like agents do. So her information would be a lot better. So I commit to sit through the whole thing. And yesterday I finally did. It took two entire hours before she finally gets to the point. During that two hours she touches on all the normal topics just like any agent's presentation but acting like everything she says is stuff agents would NEVER tell you because they work on commission. Gasp!

Then at the end comes the real pitch. She gives us the opportunity to have a personal one on one call (up to 45 minutes) with her (or one of her trained associates) to sort out all of our Medicare decisions for the one time low low price of $1297.

You heard that right! For only $1297. I can get a 45 minute personalized phone conference with someone who doesn't work on commission to sort out my Medicare decisions. Wow! That sounds like a real bargain because she explained to me that if I make the wrong decision, it could cost me up to $8000 per year every single year and I will be trapped with my decisions forever and can never get out.

She did toss out there almost as a little side comment that the only form that they can't do for us is the actual enrollment form into an insurance plan. But that's the only thing that we will have to go off and do elsewhere.

She claims they have been doing this for 10 years and that they are one of the largest Medicare advisory companies in the nation and have enrolled, lots, lots of famous people, celebrities, athletes, and lay people all over the country.

Do you think anyone is actually falling for this stuff? Or is it just some new angle some one is trying out to see if they can pull it off? It's very polished and high dollar looking. I just can't believe all the ways that people come up with to separate seniors from their money. If this works, this might be the way of the future.

And if I signed up today during the webinar, I would actually get a 12 month review it actually no cost at all. And if we want to include my spouse at the same time, I can include them for only an additional $650. Wow!
 
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I never heard of that . I looked it up . Coach Emily . Wow thats crazy if anyone does that . But i assure you some people fall for it as if you advertise enough people will come . But surely she's giving advise what plan to sign up with . But i guess she can't be sued or held liable as she's not signing them up . I'm wondering after they make a choice is she saving " A company ( a broker she's in bed with) i know can sign you up for the plan you pick so your not on hold with a carrier for any hr . If commissions go away this is something agents could do. I can't tell you how many clients when i first meet them have asked " what do i owe you "?
 
I'm turning 65 this year. So my Facebook account is flooded with ads for Medicare pitchmen. But the most aggressive one is this lady from TheMedicareCoach.com that wants me to sit through one of her FREE webinars to learn all the traps I need to avoid when I make my Medicare decisions. She is VERY persistent and her main hook is that she is different because she's not an agent.

So I listen in to one. My first attempt I had to jump off after 1/2 hour because it was a full on sales pitch about her knowing more about Medicare than anyone else. More than agents because they just want a quick commission. More than the 1-800 Medicare people because they are too busy to care about you. More than the SHIP people because they just don't understand anything. Blah, blah, blah, …

But they wore me down again with all the ads. I had to see what her angle was. She just keeps pitching that she doesn't make any greedy commissions like agents do. So her information would be a lot better. So I commit to sit through the whole thing. And yesterday I finally did. It took two entire hours before she finally gets to the point. During that two hours she touches on all the normal topics just like any agent's presentation but acting like everything she says is stuff agents would NEVER tell you because they work on commission. Gasp!

Then at the end comes the real pitch. She gives us the opportunity to have a personal one on one call (up to 45 minutes) with her (or one of her trained associates) to sort out all of our Medicare decisions for the one time low low price of $1297.

You heard that right! For only $1297. I can get a 45 minute personalized phone conference with someone who doesn't work on commission to sort out my Medicare decisions. Wow! That sounds like a real bargain because she explained to me that if I make the wrong decision, it could cost me up to $8000 per year every single year and I will be trapped with my decisions forever and can never get out.

She did toss out there almost as a little side comment that the only form that they can't do for us is the actual enrollment form into an insurance plan. But that's the only thing that we will have to go off and do elsewhere.

She claims they have been doing this for 10 years and that they are one of the largest Medicare advisory companies in the nation and have enrolled, lots, lots of famous people, celebrities, athletes, and lay people all over the country.

Do you think anyone is actually falling for this stuff? Or is it just some new angle some one is trying out to see if they can pull it off? It's very polished and high dollar looking. I just can't believe all the ways that people come up with to separate seniors from their money. If this works, this might be the way of the future.

And if I signed up today during the webinar, I would actually get a 12 month review it actually no cost at all. And if we want to include my spouse at the same time, I can include them for only an additional $650. Wow!
(Caveat, not an agent)

Diane Omdahl would be an alternative for consideration with these types of services.



 
(Caveat, not an agent)

Diane Omdahl would be an alternative for consideration with these types of services.



I read Dianne's web site. Only near $700 and " she doesn't sell any insurance product but whe'll recommmend what to buy and direct you to a people that can enroll you" . lol lol lol . She's splitting commissions and I'm sure making renewals . Of course all off the books so it can't be tracked if she's sued
 
I'm turning 65 this year. So my Facebook account is flooded with ads for Medicare pitchmen. But the most aggressive one is this lady from TheMedicareCoach.com that wants me to sit through one of her FREE webinars to learn all the traps I need to avoid when I make my Medicare decisions. She is VERY persistent and her main hook is that she is different because she's not an agent.

So I listen in to one. My first attempt I had to jump off after 1/2 hour because it was a full on sales pitch about her knowing more about Medicare than anyone else. More than agents because they just want a quick commission. More than the 1-800 Medicare people because they are too busy to care about you. More than the SHIP people because they just don't understand anything. Blah, blah, blah, …

But they wore me down again with all the ads. I had to see what her angle was. She just keeps pitching that she doesn't make any greedy commissions like agents do. So her information would be a lot better. So I commit to sit through the whole thing. And yesterday I finally did. It took two entire hours before she finally gets to the point. During that two hours she touches on all the normal topics just like any agent's presentation but acting like everything she says is stuff agents would NEVER tell you because they work on commission. Gasp!

Then at the end comes the real pitch. She gives us the opportunity to have a personal one on one call (up to 45 minutes) with her (or one of her trained associates) to sort out all of our Medicare decisions for the one time low low price of $1297.

You heard that right! For only $1297. I can get a 45 minute personalized phone conference with someone who doesn't work on commission to sort out my Medicare decisions. Wow! That sounds like a real bargain because she explained to me that if I make the wrong decision, it could cost me up to $8000 per year every single year and I will be trapped with my decisions forever and can never get out.

She did toss out there almost as a little side comment that the only form that they can't do for us is the actual enrollment form into an insurance plan. But that's the only thing that we will have to go off and do elsewhere.

She claims they have been doing this for 10 years and that they are one of the largest Medicare advisory companies in the nation and have enrolled, lots, lots of famous people, celebrities, athletes, and lay people all over the country.

Do you think anyone is actually falling for this stuff? Or is it just some new angle some one is trying out to see if they can pull it off? It's very polished and high dollar looking. I just can't believe all the ways that people come up with to separate seniors from their money. If this works, this might be the way of the future.

And if I signed up today during the webinar, I would actually get a 12 month review it actually no cost at all. And if we want to include my spouse at the same time, I can include them for only an additional $650. Wow!

For a short period of time I got to write a few of their med supps. Haven't gotten any more... Not sure why.

Basically I got, "hey Scott, John went thru our course and we are recommending Plan G with GTL, please call and take the app."

At the end they basically recommend the lowest G, whatever that is, + a PDP. Don't think they factored in carrier size or longevity.

I had never written a GTL med supp and thought it was a bit of an odd recommendation but I wasn't going to try to pivot to something different, it was a free sale.

I think there were maybe 3 in total I got from them.
 
For a short period of time I got to write a few of their med supps. Haven't gotten any more... Not sure why.

Basically I got, "hey Scott, John went thru our course and we are recommending Plan G with GTL, please call and take the app."

At the end they basically recommend the lowest G, whatever that is, + a PDP. Don't think they factored in carrier size or longevity.

I had never written a GTL med supp and thought it was a bit of an odd recommendation but I wasn't going to try to pivot to something different, it was a free sale.

I think there were maybe 3 in total I got from them.
They didn't charge me for the lead or anything like that. Basically they just need an order taker.
 
I'm turning 65 this year. So my Facebook account is flooded with ads for Medicare pitchmen. But the most aggressive one is this lady from TheMedicareCoach.com that wants me to sit through one of her FREE webinars to learn all the traps I need to avoid when I make my Medicare decisions. She is VERY persistent and her main hook is that she is different because she's not an agent.

So I listen in to one. My first attempt I had to jump off after 1/2 hour because it was a full on sales pitch about her knowing more about Medicare than anyone else. More than agents because they just want a quick commission. More than the 1-800 Medicare people because they are too busy to care about you. More than the SHIP people because they just don't understand anything. Blah, blah, blah, …

But they wore me down again with all the ads. I had to see what her angle was. She just keeps pitching that she doesn't make any greedy commissions like agents do. So her information would be a lot better. So I commit to sit through the whole thing. And yesterday I finally did. It took two entire hours before she finally gets to the point. During that two hours she touches on all the normal topics just like any agent's presentation but acting like everything she says is stuff agents would NEVER tell you because they work on commission. Gasp!

Then at the end comes the real pitch. She gives us the opportunity to have a personal one on one call (up to 45 minutes) with her (or one of her trained associates) to sort out all of our Medicare decisions for the one time low low price of $1297.

You heard that right! For only $1297. I can get a 45 minute personalized phone conference with someone who doesn't work on commission to sort out my Medicare decisions. Wow! That sounds like a real bargain because she explained to me that if I make the wrong decision, it could cost me up to $8000 per year every single year and I will be trapped with my decisions forever and can never get out.

She did toss out there almost as a little side comment that the only form that they can't do for us is the actual enrollment form into an insurance plan. But that's the only thing that we will have to go off and do elsewhere.

She claims they have been doing this for 10 years and that they are one of the largest Medicare advisory companies in the nation and have enrolled, lots, lots of famous people, celebrities, athletes, and lay people all over the country.

Do you think anyone is actually falling for this stuff? Or is it just some new angle some one is trying out to see if they can pull it off? It's very polished and high dollar looking. I just can't believe all the ways that people come up with to separate seniors from their money. If this works, this might be the way of the future.

And if I signed up today during the webinar, I would actually get a 12 month review it actually no cost at all. And if we want to include my spouse at the same time, I can include them for only an additional $650. Wow!
To answer your question, though, no, it's insane to pay someone that much money just because you don't trust a commission sales agent.

You knew that answer though, lol.

I wonder how they can charge but not be licensed. I'm sure it's legal...
 
At the end they basically recommend the lowest G, whatever that is, + a PDP. Don't think they factored in carrier size or longevity.

You say that like it is a bad thing . . .

Did you forget that many of the agents here, who actually write Medigap, do the same thing. Lowest premium wins! Entered the Medicare market this month? No problem . . . they are owned by Big Household Name carrier who is rated A+++++.

On another note . . . MedicareBabe.com seems to have modeled her pitch after the folks at 65 incorporated dot com
 
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