Where there is smoke, there is fire.
So many complaints going around on Internet about them. WFG agents are so busy with putting out fire. That is something.
When they get turned down by customers, they usually blame it on the customers.
Very unprofessional.
Oh, yeah, the agents of WFG tend to blame it on customers.
First of all, this type of business, pyramid, split the prospects in black and white. Some people love it! Some people hate it!
Remember this: where there is smoke, there is fire.
Because the agents, trainers, and back-offices are very unprofessional.
I am writing the fact, not what is right or wrong. Trying to be informative. There is nothing wrong to do business Amway style which is somewhat gray zone business. Again, some people love it. Some people hate it. You are the one to make a choice.
I am currently working for a different insurance company which gives me 85% commission. I do not have to recruit anybody beneath me.
Dear Sue You Again,
Again, I am only trying to be informative. The information I share on this website is that WFG usually does not tell candidates at the BEGINNING.
1. The fee is usually $50. Only WFG asks for $100
2. The tuition is usually paid by the company. Only WFG asks the candidate to pay it from his/her pocket money
3. Test fee is usually paid by the company. Only WFG asks the candidate to pay it from his/her pocket money
4. Wow, so each office has a different policy?! That is interesting. Doesn't your head office have a solid and common education training?
5. Mine at other company pays me 85% commission and I don't have to recruit beneath me.
6. Yes, you are right, it is MLM and pyramid. I don't say if it is wrong or right.
7. I had to pay! Please refer to no. 4.
I AM NOT LAZY.
Your conclusion that anybody who does not fit for the pyramid scheme is "lazy" is totally wrong.
Good job!
All you have to do is "I cancel the interview. DO NOT call me any more." and hang up.
If they call you again, tell them "Take off my no. from your list." And if they call one more time, you should sue them. It is the law. Once you tell someone to stop calling, the caller must stop calling. 99.99% chance of winning in the court.
Don't worry. I am not saying what' s right or wrong. It is somewhat niche business for the overlooked people. And they help each other. If your client does not mind the sloppy operation with unprofessional management, this is for you. You make money anyway.
After you pass the test, they perform the background check. I worked for WFG as well.
$100 described in no. 1 is for registration. I did not say it is for the background check.
I think we're not communicating.
Yes, I took exams through third parties. After that, WFG retrieved information from Businnss Information Group for financial, bankruptcy, tax/attachment liens, federal criminal, county criminal, insurance licensing, and actions base.
Let's terminate the discussion on this point. I have got to go.
Customer service of WFG sucks. Sloppy paper work and slow process. Their web for agents often has bugs. For clients, life insurance products are long term commitment. People sign up for the contract only once or twice in the life.
Life insurance products are basically same or similar at most of the big insurers.
What makes a difference?
Customer service quality. Agents quality. How clearly and quickly can they respond to clients questions and requests.
Their customer service quality is unbearably low. OK, insurance products are basically similar among many insurance companies.
What makes difference is the customer service and agents' quality.
You don't want to deal with a sloppy management.
omg. Look up the terms from the URL:
http://bloomsrewards.com/
3. Membership Fee: The monthly membership fee of $9.99 is the amount to which Member agreed at the time of his or her enrollment (the "Membership Fee"). The Membership Fee will be billed automatically to Member's designated credit card or preferred card (each a "Billing Device") for the initial membership term and each renewal term based on members anniversary date. BR may change the Membership Fee for renewal terms from time to time. Member will be notified of the charge for the Membership Fee in his/her Billing Device statement.
4. Term: This Agreement will commence immediately and will conclude on the first day of the month following the Member's respective current term (monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, annual, or as appropriate) unless this Agreement is renewed or terminated on the terms set out in this Agreement. Any time-related restrictions on benefits will be calculated from Member's join date.
The case has been dissolved.
First, call your credit card company. Ask them to get all the monthly charges to be refunded back into your account.
Second, you call Blooms Rewards to cancel the subscription. So you don't lose money at all.
Similar thing happened to me, too. My card was used by someone else. The product was sent to me. How did they get my credit card no. and address? Until I received the product, I did not know who Gevalia was. Does their system have bugs? Or is it a crime and they are victim also?
