[LTPC-discussions] LTPC Comment

Tue, 1 Jul 2003 18:13:02 EDT

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Linda Cole, here. I agree with most of what you wrote, But, being with the 
company far longer than 1 yr., and having thousands of dollars taken away from 
myself and my family in renewals, because of poor choices made by inexperienced 
LTPC management, why should LTPC sales agents be penalized for doing a great 
job, having a great rapport with clients, and bringing in money to LTPC. I 
thought that's what we were hired to do. And, I turn, thought LTPC was and up and 
up company, There are a million sales positions out there, but very few good 
companies. For those agents that did well at LTPC, we have moved on to bigger 
and better, but let's not forget that as a sales force we were wronged. If we 
treated our clients in the same manner that we have been treated, we would 
have to answer for it. 

Why should the actions of a corporation differ from the actions of its 
agents. We are all responsible for our own choices in life. But, let's not turn a 
blind eye to a gross injustice to LTPC agents, through no fault of their own. If 
Progeny wasn't making money, then let go of the LTPC ltc division, but why 
steal our renewals too. Many lawyers looked at our contracts, while we 
unknowingly were going to Integrity Selling mtgs. and sitting on the phone at 7:30AM, 
weekly for sales pep talk mtgs.
This was probably in the works for a good year or so.

Progeny Mktg. did us a favor. Now, we have a chance to rise to our true 
earning potential. Let's hope in years to come, we will all be in more secure 
financial situation, and when this finally does play out, we can give a good laugh 
and get what is ours.

Thanks for your email. You woke me up. When I have been wronged I recognize 
it and take appropriate action.  

Good luck to you.        

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dollars taken away from myself and my family in renewals, because of poor ch=
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 penalized for doing a great job, having a great rapport with clients, and b=
ringing in money to LTPC. I thought that's what we were hired to do. And, I=20=
turn, thought LTPC was and up and up company, There are a million sales posi=
tions out there, but very few good companies. For those agents that did well=
 at LTPC, we have moved on to bigger and better, but let's not forget that a=
s a sales force we were wronged. If we treated our clients in the same manne=
r that we have been treated, we would have to answer for it. 
 
Why should the actions of a corporation differ from the actions of its agent=
s. We are all responsible for our own choices in life. But, let's not turn a=
 blind eye to a gross injustice to LTPC agents, through no fault of their ow=
n. If Progeny wasn't making money, then let go of the LTPC ltc division, but=
 why steal our renewals too. Many lawyers looked at our contracts, while we=20=
unknowingly were going to Integrity Selling mtgs. and sitting on the phone a=
t 7:30AM, weekly for sales pep talk mtgs. 
This was probably in the works for a good year or so. 
 
Progeny Mktg. did us a favor. Now, we have a chance to rise to our true earn=
ing potential. Let's hope in years to come, we will all be in more secure fi=
nancial situation, and when this finally does play out, we can give a good l=
augh and get what is ours. 
 
Thanks for your email. You woke me up. When I have been wronged I recognize=20=
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