Posted by Terri_CA on 6/4/06 11:17pm
Msg #124045

So Cal Notary Luncheon - Are You Going?

Southern California notary Luncheon
Sunday, June 11, 2006
Cost is $20.00 per person (includes buffet brunch, coffee, tea or
soda, tax and gratuities)
11:00 a.m. till approximately 2:00 p.m.
at Marie Callender Restaurant – located at
2300 E Foothill Blvd. Pasadena, CA 626-792-3109
For Additional Location information go here, search for Pasadena,
click on Map for directions
(http://www.mcpies.com/find_us/results.php?s=ca)

RSVP's are requested, the banquet room has room for 65-70 people.
To RSVP or for additional information e-mail me at
terri at terrigarner.com.

All Notaries and Notary Signing Agents are invited to attend. We're
going to have presentations by an Aflac Agent (who is also a CNSA)
to let us all know about personal health insurance.

Additionally, we will be going over the new LA county recorder
notary certificate completion requirements.

There will be door prizes and a white elephant gift exchange.
Participation in the White Elephant exchange is voluntary.

Terri
Lancaster, CA

Reply by CaliNotary on 6/4/06 11:30pm
Msg #124046

"We're going to have presentations by an Aflac Agent (who is also a CNSA)
to let us all know about personal health insurance."

Terri, I asked about this the last time you posted about the luncheon. Why are you having an AFLAC agent give a presentation on health insurance when AFLAC doesn't sell health insurance?

Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 6/5/06 12:02am
Msg #124049

Re: So Cal Notary Luncheon-Are You Going? But the DUCK DOES n/m

Reply by Terri_CA on 6/5/06 2:11pm
Msg #124107

Actually, calinotary, I felt that your previously posted comment was retorical in form, thus did not require an answer. AFLAC may or may not be a primary provider of Health Insurance, it's still going to be a presentation about Health Insurance. I, just like all other attendees, will find out exactly what the information is that will be presented. So instead of making retorical comments that serve no purpose, why don't you come to the luncheon and find out for yourself?

That way you can then post a message about exactly what was presented.

Terri
Lancaster, CA

Reply by ColleenCA on 6/5/06 2:35pm
Msg #124112

If I understand correctly, AFLAC is a disability insurance provider. I also thought that you can not obtain AFLAC as an individual but only through a group policy. If the representative gives information to the contrary, would you mind passing that along Terri? I can't make the meeting, but would be interested in obtaining the info. Thanks!

Reply by CaliNotary on 6/5/06 3:18pm
Msg #124128

Unless things have changed since I worked for them, AFLAC offers a very limited number of it's products on an individual basis, and disability insurance isn't one of them. They offer accident insurance, cancer insurance, and I think one other product individually. And the nature of our jobs, which require so much driving, means that we get the worst rates for their accident insurance.

Reply by ColleenCA on 6/5/06 3:26pm
Msg #124130

Re: Thanks Cali, that answers my question. I thought so...

I would be interested in individual disability insurance only. Thanks again!

Reply by CaliNotary on 6/5/06 3:15pm
Msg #124126

Excuse me?

You thought me asking why a representative from a company that doesn't sell health insurance is giving a presentation on health insurance was rhetorical? Give me a freaking break, you're not that ignorant Terri.

"AFLAC may or may not be a primary provider of Health Insurance"

There's no may or may not about it. They are NOT providers of health insurance, they sell supplemental insurance which has a completely different purpose than health insurance. If you're inviting somebody to give a presentation at the luncheon you're organizing, why wouldn't you at least make the effort to know exactly what it is they're presenting?

I'd bet my rent money that it's not going to be a presentation about health insurance, but a sales pitch for AFLAC products. I don't think it's asking too much for you to accurately portray what is going to be presented. I know I'd be pissed if I drove 60 miles to hear what I thought was a presentation about how to obtain medical insurance as a self employed person, and all I got was a sales pitch for supplemental accident and cancer insurance.

Does THAT show the purpose of my question a bit more clearly?