Thinking about MCA And cold calling???

How "warm" are your leads/what do you consider "warm"? Are you finding them, or does MCA do the legwork? Are you calling B2C?

Since you are doing it yourself, your best bet is just to sit down one night and do it for an hour or two, then you'll know what to expect. We can speculate all we want here, but until you call, you won't know. Maybe do that, and if you have questions or problems come back with some data on what your "warm" leads consisted of (pre-qualifying questions, or where you got them), how many calls you made, how good the list was (Disc/NI) and how many sales you made.

Spider,

I looked at an MCA associate's MCA club website and saw their package includes insurance benefits. I guess you can sell anything over the Internet and not have to be properly licensed but some states frown on selling insurance w/o a license.

I know to sell a particular similar service we needed a separate endorsement on our license here in NV. The company we sold for only sold through insurance agents. Bigger market, faster turnaround and no hassle from state agencies.

When I said I looked at an MCA website that's all I did so I don't know if they talked about licensing. I know I didn't see any link addressing that issue.

What caught my eye was the 50K death benefit. There is only one product that can be sold as a 50K death benefit and that is a life insurance policy. Hence, that is why I ask if you have to have an insurance license.

Tom

P.S. This is off the MCA webiste:

How is MCA’s plans different from other roadside assistance services?

•Although we provide incredible roadside assistance benefits, our life assurance benefits in all our plans are superb and affordable – there’s simply nothing that gives you more security than knowing you have emergency coverage in a variety of situations– from vehicle breakdown to emergency medical care.

Notice the term "life assurance" in the first sentence. They call life insurance life assurance in England. In the U.S. the departments of insurance in the states don't care what your marketing materials call it, it is still life insurance. To sell it you need a license.

I don't know. Even though the guy behind it was behind prepaid legal, that doesn't convince me a license isn't needed.

Would love to hear more from somebody with experience w/this company and how they are selling it w/o a license.

Thanks guys and yeah i think i would go towards getting people signed upunder the idea of making money and then maybe trying to get people toward the program. But hell...

Have you made money with the program???? And i would have no problem with as earns and ive been in the sales game a while and fully understand chargebacks lol they suck but kinda a part of the game i guess.......As a member do you think i can make money cold calling?

Can you provide me with the reasons why mca is considered scam???