rude insurance agent
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aiyah.. just your luck lor. I am lucky to meet one of my current friend, he really good on giving which policies to take which one to give up, even though some policies i buy previously from other companies, he say shld carry on and not wasted, those can give up one, he help me draft letter, i sign can liao..
i also gai siao a few friend to him liao, all good response. he help me, i help him back lor..
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indeed there are good ones around. depend on your luck.
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yep there are good one arounds for sure -
it's hard to earn nowadays. n we still face increase GST, CPF problem etc.. haiz. whu say our economy is getting better? just wish i could leave singapore n nv come back again.
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Insurance agents will resort to anything to sell their policies lah!
I met this sickening shameless toad, a friend of my boss trying to sell insurance to me. That time after considering what he proposed I found it beneficial so bought the insurance. Later, I realised this guy resort to using his charm to get me to give him a list of contact for him and most of the time he sweet talked me. I felt so irritated. Not long after I started the plan, I started to regret and finally I terminated the plan without going to him directly because he was trying to stop me from terminating my plan.
Can't stand having this sort of abuse . He is despicable to resort to using his charm. I was glad I did not give in. -
her name is grace.Originally posted by kramnave:Neva ask her name... -
One bad experience and some are like stereotyping the whole insurance industry... Com'on be fair to them. I bet there are some genuine and sincere agent out there... Minority perhaps.
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It's expected to see tons of complains about insurance agent being pushy, cunning, sly, ruthless and etc. Well, most complains comes from those that you would meet on public places like MRT, bus interchange and shopping centres.
AFAIK, this agents are solely based on commission, have monthly quota to meet and extremely desperate. No sales means no income and still have to dress like pro, with some even resort to borrowing money or digging into their savings when they just started to buy branded goods, car and etc. To me, if they don't make it, they will surely die with chalked up debts and so the only way is up.
Being rude is definitely unprofessional and uncalled for, these agents should be forwarded to MAS for actions as they are bound by the FAA rule, no matter which company they are from.
I think the best way to reject any insurance agent nicely is stop when they approach you, initiate a handshake first, take his/her name card immediately and tell them you'll be flying off for overseas attachment for 2 years the next day and walk off. 99.99% they'll not follow you. If they do, threaten to give his/her particulars to MAS. Gao Dtim.