jasonkamon
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I spoke with CMS today and while they are still investigating who exactly made the rule change within CMS, United Healthcare is required to give all agents a 15 day notice of any commission change. On November 11th, all agents will find out that everything they have written with a November 1st effective date has already fallen into the new guidelines for commissions. Instead of getting paid $408, you will be paid $68 per initial premium. This will cause the majority of new MA agents to go out of business. The funny thing is, there has been no official change that has been announced to anyone, only this memo that was sent out by the CMS marketing team in the San Francisco regional office. No other carrier in the country has been subject to this change, so why is UHC being forced to make the change, and violate the contract of every agent in the country? They are opening themselves up to a massive class action lawsuit due to contract violation.