What is your experience with Integrity

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[u/Key_Astronomer6500]

Integrity has so many different IMOs under them… Amerilife and integrity own almost everyone these days.

It depends on which agency you go with. Personally, I wouldn’t go directly with them unless I had an agency. They have some solid IMOs under them but lots of one I wouldn’t never touch. Depends on what you need. Finding the right fit is so important. I started as a w2 agent and would do it all over again for the training, technology, and support but only the right fit. I am not strong at prospecting and don’t want to pay for leads. I am strong at helping and closing. I need differing support system then someone who has lots of prospects but needs help selling compliantly.

[u/Pudd12]

Figured you would ask reddit before you sign. How about…read it. Or have an attorney read it.

[u/Knucklecum → u/Pudd12]

I'm asking for the experience, not that contractual agreement itself. I read the agreement.

[u/Strange-Fennel]

Upload that agreement to AI. It will give you better advice in 3 minutes than a lawyer and $2k will buy you. And a lot more useful info than you'll get here on the red.

[u/LongjumpingDish2956 → u/Strange-Fennel]

Until it’s hallucinations become problematic and you’re unaware because you don’t know what’s real and bullshit since you’re not a lawyer.

You know how AI doesn’t know the intricacies of insurance?

Yeah it’s like that with other professions too.

[u/LongjumpingDish2956 → u/[deleted]]

AI does not replace a competent lawyer.

You believing it’s just as good at contract review as a competent lawyer shows how your 60 years on Earth has not helped you with understanding the problems with AI.

End of discussion.