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Good quotes, too many calls

I got quick Medicare quotes and a clear rundown, which helped. The follow-up calls kept coming longer than I wanted, though. Useful service at the time, but I had to request stop-calls twice.

Helpful agent, short wait

Agent picked up fast, walked through plan differences, and emailed carrier links. Polite and concise. Once my enrollment finished, I asked them to pause calls and they complied.

Insurance shopping without headaches

I expected a sales pitch. Got patient answers and a plan that actually cut my costs. Wish the follow-up texts were fewer, but I'm satisfied.

Lightbulb on deductibles

When the agent broke down premiums vs. out-of-pocket with a simple example, it clicked. Decision got easy fast.

Clear and courteous guidance

Agent answered my deductible questions patiently and sent a recap email. My concern about network doctors was resolved.

Fast path to options

Filled the form, got a call quickly, and the agent compared plans in plain English. The process felt quick and friendly with no weird jargon.

Balanced advice, good fit

Agent weighed cost vs. coverage well. I felt comfortable with the plan we selected and no pressure tactics.

Very courteous and informed person

Very courteous and informed person who made me feel at ease. He didn't use any high-pressure sales tactics to force a purchase. I really valued this.

All I gotta say is, it was good

All I gotta say is, it was good to feel relaxed and comfy, just letting them do their thing. They were on top of everything. Thanks for taking care of me.

Fast and efficient subscription

Fast and efficient subscription, no hassle, the only problem is that I was never able to send my documents on the Euroassurance website, so I had to contact them by phone and they kindly gave me another way to send the documents on watssap then everything was quick. Thanks again.

The company sold me a fake policy

The company sold me a fake policy from My Benefit Keeper/Agile Health insurance. The agent deceived me about what it covered. The FTC even filed and settled a lawsuit against them. I paid a lot, but they denied all my claims. Marc Manuel should lose his license for cheating.

Don't count on staying long-term.

Don't count on staying long-term. I spent two years here before realizing it's not reliable for paying the bills like mortgage, food, or insurance. This place is good for learning about Medicare without needing to hustle for business or tap into your contacts. But don't ditch your main job. The pay system is confusing as heck—you'll need a codebook to figure it out, and you still have to claim you understand it. If you don't clock in 45+ hours each week, your pay drops the next. One week you're making $120 per policy, the next, just $25. On average, you're looking at $75 per policy. Learn what you can and move on. Closing 3-5 deals daily? Nearly impossible. And forget about selling after January. Barely anyone on the team manages 3 deals a day out of 100 people. Expect around $2500-3000 monthly, full-time. By the time you realize you were just hired to fill a quota during Medicare season, it's too late due to a "Black out" period. I tried to leave in January, but they won't let me go until May 18, 2024. On the bright side, I did learn how to sell Medicare and market myself, thanks to the training. I've become patient working with seniors and understanding Medicare's complexities. That part is priceless. About 70% of calls are from seniors expecting help promised online—like checks, rent assistance, or grocery cards. It's heart-wrenching. And if you complain about the bad leads they give you, they threaten to boot you off the platform.

I'm deeply troubled by the

I'm deeply troubled by the dishonest practices of this company, which have put me in a tough spot. Despite promises about network coverage, it turns out the reality is very different. When I tried to get help, I got bounced around customer service with constant busy signals. And my agent, Brandy Walker, has vanished since the sale, making it impossible to fix things. The worst part? I made sure to tell them about my healthcare needs, but my doctors aren't covered. This mistake—or lie—has wasted a lot of my money and put my health in danger. This should be a warning: trusting this company, like I did, can lead to big problems. They don't seem to care about fixing issues, and being honest isn't a priority. Think twice before choosing them—it could end in the same disappointment.