Why does it take 3 to 7 business days?
It takes 3 to 7 business days because each order is set up around your choices, not a default. Your calls are routed by state and by time of day, so we need to confirm your states, your hours and your phone number before the first call can reach you. Business days means weekdays, so an order placed late in the week usually starts the following week.
The range is a typical window, not a promise to the hour. Most of the time between your order and your first call is spent getting routing right, so calls only come from states you can serve, during hours you can answer.
What happens right after I order?
Right after you order, your order is recorded and the setup begins. You will be asked to confirm three things: the states you want calls from, the hours you will take calls, and the number calls should ring. If anything is unclear, you can call (470) 597-3831.
The order button opens an order summary first, so you can review the details before you call to order. The price and order minimum are shown there and on the pricing page.
How do I confirm my states?
You confirm your states by listing every state where you hold an active life insurance license and want calls. Only include states where you can legally sell. If you are unsure which states to choose, read how to pick states for your final expense calls and see the time zone table on final expense leads by state.
How do I confirm my hours?
You confirm your hours by choosing the times you can answer every time your phone rings. Give them in your local time zone. Think about the time zones of the states you chose, so your hours fall at sensible times for callers too. The full approach is on how to choose your final expense call hours.
Which phone number should calls ring?
Calls should ring the number you will actually answer during your hours, usually your cell phone or a business line. Make sure it is not tied up with outbound dialing during those hours, and that voicemail does not pick up before you do. Our guide on how to take live final expense calls on your cell phone covers setup. Agencies can route calls to team numbers; see final expense leads for agencies.
What should I do while I wait for my first call?
Use the wait to prepare. Check your carrier appointments in each state you chose, open your quoting tools, and practice your first minute. Set up a quiet space. Read how to sell final expense over the phone and how to quote final expense over the phone so the first call feels routine.
Can anything delay the start?
Yes. A start can take longer if your states, hours or phone number are not confirmed, or if they change during setup. The fastest way to stay inside the usual window is to send complete details early and keep them stable. If you need a change, call (470) 597-3831.
What happens when calls start?
When calls start, your phone rings live with seniors who called in about final expense coverage. Each call that lasts 90 seconds or longer counts as one lead toward your order; shorter calls are never billed. See what counts as a billable call. The number of calls each day depends on your states and hours, as explained on how many final expense calls can you expect per day.
Is there a contract once calls start?
No. There is no long-term contract. You receive the leads you ordered and decide whether to order again. For the full set of steps from order to first call, see how inbound final expense leads work.
What should I check on my first day of calls?
On your first day, check that calls ring the right number, that voicemail does not answer first, and that callers come from the states you chose. Keep notes on the first few calls: the caller's state, the time and how long the call lasted. If anything looks wrong, such as calls arriving outside your hours, call (470) 597-3831 so it can be corrected quickly. Small fixes on day one prevent missed conversations later.