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This must make Allstate Agent’s real happy. Now they have another major competitor!! If Allstate really had their true wish, there would be no Agents. Why should they have any appreciation to the hard working Agents that got them to where they are today!!!!
This is a great way to increase the morale of their captives, isn’t it? I am sure they are leaping for joy. If Allstate ends up with fewer agents, that is less commission they will have to pay out.
Here it is they are trying to build their online business and I got a phone call yesterday asking if I would consider becoming an Allstate agent. I just began to laugh out loud and the caller hung up. I guess they got what my answer was going to be.