State licensing questions

Mar 04, 2006 55 Replies

This happens to me too, Bob. Tom says something that riles me up and I get all fired up to respond, click the reply button and then sit there and stare at the screen... he's good, the bastard, real good, but we'll have our day, Bob!

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Oh yeah....thousands ! Can't narrow the list down without using a "touchy feely" criteria.....so have to continue to just guesss.....:))

RHC

Yeh me too. But I always seem to end up with an odd number and have to go back and start all over again.

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Yes, people sell thier license in Florida, and have not been caught. That will all change at the next meeting.

Norm Mugford

I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?

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Ah, you just miscounted deliberately so you have to start all over again....:))

RHC

How can they not get caught when they are advertising the sale in SDM, and other trade mags for the last few years? Bob W. says right now they can do it and become qualifying agents for the company. Why must you elderly people confuse me? Expand on your answer you God damn retiree I am a slow wit and need a road map to find the last valid thought I had. I swear you old bastards drive me nuts. The mah jong club won't mind if you are 5 minutes late because you were answering a question for me.

Norm Mugford wrote:

The person advertising his license for sale has to make application to the board to license a company. If he/she is found not be an officer or employee of the company, they'll be turned down. Now, if they get caught lying to the board about their employment or position in the corporation, they can lose the license completely. It would not be worth the risk to have your own company licensed and then sell your license to another company and get caught. When your license gets pulled, every company on your license goes with it.

As far as reciprocity goes.....the burden is on the applicant to prove he has taken a test similar to that of Florida's test. He/She needs to get documentation from the State they are in to prove the test was similar. Most States won't provide that information. We run across that at every meeting. When the State of Florida writes another State for information, they don't respond. It's easier just to take the Florida test.

Now, as far as anyone from the ASA is concerned....................????? HA!HA!HA!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!ha!......................................

Seriously, I've already helped a couple of people get licensed in Florida, just from contacts on the ASA.

Norm Mugford

Never been to Brazil, eh? You guys don't know what you're missing. :^)

You mean you can touch 'em as well as stare at em' (careful now Bob how you answer that one......:))))

RHC

It's more a matter of the quality of the viewing than of whether you can touch. The options here are errrm, how shall I say, more diverse than they are elsewhere. I've neither intention nor interest in anyone other than my wife, but the view sure is incredible around here. (Was that careful enough:^))

Umm yes we do

  1. 37.5% below poverty level
  2. National debt 52% of GDP
  3. Infant mortality rate 29.5 per 1000
  4. HIV rate .7%
  5. 9.9% unemployment rate
  6. 6.8% inflation
  7. Major supplier of cocaine
  8. Rampant desire to kidnap children for ransom

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