Samantha

17 May 2020

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From your personal experiences, how do you identify a good and reliable agent? What are some bad points that makes an agent seem unreliable? (eg. years of experience, the way they sell?

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Frankie Rappaport

17 May 2020

Hi, Sam,

from all the answers on this Q&A board, without wanting to do a 'ranking',

I feel, a person like

https://seedly.sg/profile/elijah-lee

(whom I do not know personally)

would be a super-reliable client-centered advisor.

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Lim Chun Long Jimmy

17 May 2020

Co-founder at PolicyWoke (Traded Endowment Policies)

To identify a good and reliable agent, he/she has to have three I's:

Intensity
Integrity
Intelligence

Oh it's true, it's damn true!

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Samuel Don Oh

17 May 2020

Hey there!

Years of experience is an indicator but not by itself; if I was a scammer for 10 years, ...

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