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[somarco]

The pricing on the ads is CERTAINLY an issue! Not revealing the screening questions is another issue.

Sounds like they have something to hide.

Either that, or they are hoping the agents who buy into this are naive.

 

[Soaringagent]

So, what do you think about Vimo? Do you like the service or would you not recommend it?

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

For me...it's not workable at $45-$50 a pop. But it must work for others because a lot of brokers are using the sevice.




Ben must have a solid game tonight...bad shoulder and all.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Because there's agents like me where it's just gravy. My sales are local and telemarketed leads - always will be. I don't have the time or energy to pick up another lead source and hound people all day.

With the transfers my phone simply rings - it's zero effort and if they don't qualify it's a 2 minute conversation.

At $30 a pop returning $700 average commish I could even close 1 out of 10 and pick up an extra $400.

 

[TXINSURANCE]

At $30 a pop returning $700 average commish I could even close 1 out of 10 and pick up an extra $400.

With what you posted you are upside down, whether you realize it now or not.

I like Vimo and it is a UNIQUE service but I am also very realistic about COA costs, and am prepared to pay the associated costs accordingly.

I do share your support for the company and service - don't get me wrong, although I believe your numbers are indeed off - no disrespect, my opinion.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

?

$30 X 10 leads = $300 cost
$700 commish - $300 = $400 profit

And I'm doing better than 1 out of 10 - trust me.

 

[J.R.]

With what you posted you are upside down, whether you realize it now or not.

I like Vimo and it is a UNIQUE service but I am also very realistic about COA costs, and am prepared to pay the associated costs accordingly.

I do share your support for the company and service - don't get me wrong, although I believe your numbers are indeed off - no disrespect, my opinion.

How are John's numbers off. Let's talk some stats....

John's COA equates to $300 using his scenario (very high), which would buy you $60 internet leads at $5. And if you're thinking who sells $5 leads you know exactly the quality (smirk) is superb. Would you rather chase 50 people 2-10 times or talk with 10 to get one deal?

 

[taterpeeler]

john is a paid hack txinsurance... u know he is gonna say he likes it, regardless of any other factors... btw john, i dont respond to private mesgs... didnt even read it... i will when i get time... got something to say... post it

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

We all have unique situations. That's the beauty and uniqueness of this Forum.

In my case, my average commish is about $325. I assume I could close about 1 in 6 live leads. So I make a little.

With shared leads at about $8...I'll close 1 in 10-12. Plus...15% of them are buying additional products within 24 months (life, rollovers, P&C etc...)

 

[TXINSURANCE]

People not having checking accounts, paying with pre paid debit, or UNINSURED at time of application have the lowest stick rate in the industry - we can debate why another day, but it is what it is.

Again I respectfully disagree and we can leave it at that or this thread will be 10 pages of numbers and will ultimately not resolve anything other than point out two people can add 5 + 5 and not get 10.

I have always agreed with John that Vimo as an operation has always treated me right and I have always said if someone wants to drop $2k to $3k give it a spin I have recommended it to countless people, unfortunately it is big money and I don't know a lot of people will to pay what I am paying on COA for that type of caller.