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and you don't need to quote my whole message when my post is directly below your answer.
> * cancels water bill direct debit *
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> If it is the customers who pay by direct debit then wouldn't you
> calling them to sell insurance be the same as cold calling?
>
> The biggest problem with that that I can see is if the kind of people
> who are organised enough to pay their bills by DD will already be
> quite happy with the insurance they have.
The customers phone us & we have to sell it to them. And you are right a lot of people who pay by D/D already have insurance to cover this. I keep getting taken into my managers office & asked why I am not selling that many. One woman the other day sold 16 & am selling about 1 to 2 per week. Not good.
If it is the customers who pay by direct debit then wouldn't you calling them to sell insurance be the same as cold calling?
The biggest problem with that that I can see is if the kind of people who are organised enough to pay their bills by DD will already be quite happy with the insurance they have.
> I hate it when companies do stuff like that. Like at woolworths when
> we had to ask people if they wanted to buy a video for £2.99 or
> a dvd for £5.99 when they spent over £5, it got on my
> wick and almost nobody wanted to take up the offer anyway.
I know what you mean. I hate it but I have to do it.