Don't waste your time with these people. Bad leads, marginal training, and a mindset to make you pay for everthing that a normal insurance company would pay for. These people like to clap for themselves and dont see what everyone else sees; a company that is nothing more than an agency with some branches in other states. Nothing that they do is original: the mailer leads are generated by the insurance companies, the sales literature is created by the insurance companies, and the sales script is industry by nature and nothing new. The company loves to recruit from job fairs. Sometimes a recruiter will call people with resumes placed on monster hot jobs. Run from these people and prepare to work in an environment of salespeople turnover. 1289e21
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| 1. Written by david07003 on March 9, 2012 from philadelphia, pennsylvania, US So the cats out of the bag now with this company. Funny, I read the DFES Agent post about helping people be succesful and I can tell you that that company didnt work with me to be successful. When I worked there in 2007 my training class all dropped out accept me and another agent. I came back with 2 sales each week working those crappy leads, then I came back with one sale and the main manager said to me with a snide voice "This is all you got, well you not cut out for this, I got some paperwork for you to sign", I figured that I was producing sales that they would at least be happy since that everyone else bailed, and I made those sales off the leads, not selling family and friends. Keep in mind that the training classes before me and after me bailed too. My lead cards were postmarked with 2002, 2003, and 2004, with only a handful of 2006, all with the writings of previous agents on them. The next company I worked for liked me and I got awards for sales. There were several people there from Diversified, (in fact thats how I got the job there), they told me that even more people dropped in other later classes. Maybe now with the internet exposing these people they will change. |
| 2. Written by scam finder on March 1, 2012 from comfort, texas, US Bankers, Aflac, Combined, Primerica and now it looks like this company Diversified too. They just make money off the turnover. But I have been reading that its getting harder for these companies to do business because of the bad posts. Now people know what they are getting into. Go to love the transparency of the internet. |
| 3. Written by DFES Agent on February 28, 2012 from newark, new jersey, US I have worked for this company for 9 years and I assure you there is no scam. They are great people who honestly care about making a difference in other people's lives. Anyone who has been terminated, was terminated because they are lazy and didn't want to work, or because they were crooks and when the management found out that the agent was stealing or downright hurting their clients Diversified fired them. Insurance agents are known for not making any money and complaining about it constantly. David, Secret NJ Agent Man (AKA Scared Jobless Little Girl) and Scammed Agent (AKA I cheat my clients by rebating) were absolutely the example of lazy mediocre people who didn't want to work and wanted something for nothing. I can tell you I work hard and LOVE working for/with Diversified. Take a chance and come in for an interview. You won't regret it!  |
4. Written by scammed agent on February 27, 2012 from comfort, texas, US What a waste it was working for them in 2009. Their leads were terrible. Nice to see some complaints are being posted to warn others. |
| 5. Written by david on February 22, 2012 from comfort, texas, US Starting to see more complaints about these people. All salespeople run from these sales mill companies. They made me sign up front a crazy no compete contract that didnt hold water. They perpetually run ads on the various job boards as well. Note that they are just another agency, nothing they do is original. Run away... |
| 6. Written by david on February 22, 2012 from comfort, texas, US Starting to see more complaints about these people. All salespeople run from these sales mill companies. They made me sign up front a crazy no compete contract that didnt hold water. They perpetually run ads on the various job boards as well. Note that they are just another agency, nothing they do is original. Run away... |
| 7. Written by Secret NJ Agent Man on February 22, 2012 from comfort, texas, US Memories...I remember they wanted me to go to their annual awards dinner and I had to rent the tuxedo to go. Then they showed pictures of all of the management in their tuxes at the tables looking goofy the next day. Its like they want to be more then they are. |
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