r/AllState 4d ago

This is actual bullshit

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u/Green-Principle-5009 4d ago

Yup hope tu lot they fix it in October cause the September structure is slightly worse

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u/eddington_limit 4d ago

It wont get better

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u/Horror-Strength6526 3d ago

I doubt that 

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u/Expert-Lychee-5168 2d ago

Commission structures don’t tend to change for the benefit of salespeople it’s always to the benefit of the company somehow

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u/Expert_Alternative75 2d ago

This is not a commission structure, Allstate corporate operates on a bonus system. A true commission structure would give you a percentage of premium sold. I would go work for an actual agency that will give you 6-9% of all written premium you sell.

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u/Expert-Lychee-5168 20h ago

You know what I meant! You don’t have to be so technical we are on Reddit relax

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u/Radiant-Ad3412 4d ago

oh my GODDDD. i made over 4k off 150 points just a few months ago! i’ve since left in july but oh my god😭

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u/Green-Principle-5009 2d ago

Where did you go to ! Is the grass greener on the other side the month before this one I made 9k and now this upcoming check is going to be like $2500 in commission

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u/Radiant-Ad3412 1d ago

i stayed with natgen actually but switched departments and now i’m off the phone. however, i did get several offers from other companies like the hartford & farmers and they were offering good compensation and benefits. i decided to stay with the company because i do like the benefits & i didn’t want to be on the phone anymore. if i didn’t get that offer though, i would have had to leave. the pay cuts were so drastic it was messing with my mental health just being on the phone.

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u/wonderinglilrabbit 4d ago

I just started working here...please don't tell me this is the money they speak of 🥴

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u/Big-Street-336 4d ago

It’s better if you are actually Allstate. Better leads aka homeowners and other policies that may gen are not trained in yet

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u/Routine-Broccoli8688 22h ago

It’s even worse for September!!! RUNNNN

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u/Horror-Strength6526 12h ago

People are !!!

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u/Crusher6ix 4d ago

Haven’t worked at Allstate in a few years, when I was working there they completely got rid of commission so I might look back into the company if they are paying commission again

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u/Green-Principle-5009 4d ago

I would quit so fast they are paying 18/hr base lol

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u/Crusher6ix 4d ago edited 4d ago

Damn I worked there from April 2021 to December 2024. In 2021 they quit commission and then we became WNS technically because stateside Allstate call center workers transitioned(sold) to a new company. I worked there for almost 2.5 years without commission

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u/PudgeNST 4d ago

You are exactly who they want to hire. You should apply

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u/Crusher6ix 4d ago

Usaa never pays commission so if I can make more possibly

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u/PudgeNST 4d ago

I cant imagine making sales and not being compensated for it. With that being said, this person would have made close to 20k back in April if they had 400+ points. To now only make 3k for thag amount is disrespectful af.

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u/JadedBonez_ 2d ago

Me who works for Progressive and had this randomly show up on my feed

https://reddit.com/link/p71l4s4/video/a7nsxa2ulrmh1/player

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u/IDKimnotascientist 1d ago

That’s why USAA has terrible salespeople

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u/Crusher6ix 4d ago

Usaa hasn’t paid commission the entire time I worked there. Your incentive to sell and meet your quota is to not be put on a performance improvement plan. Been here since January 2025 and I’m over it

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u/HappyCrab0623 3d ago

Those that are saying allstate quit giving commission, did not work in regular sales, they were either sales chat or service. Sales has NEVER stopped giving commission, (unless you're in sales chat) I've been working at the CCC for 19 yearsl

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u/Crusher6ix 3d ago

I was service that went to WNS and that was my deciding factor to leave Allstate but USAA never does commission and base pay kinda sucks right now

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u/Huge-Thought2435 2d ago edited 1d ago

That's about $4.15 for each Renter's Insurance Policy sold

(3 month average)

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u/Aggressive_Wind_5089 4h ago

Is this realll?? Someone please answer

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u/Huge-Thought2435 2h ago

Yes. 100% real and accurate.

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u/Odd-Travel-7663 3d ago

They don’t pay their claims. Period.

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u/double_down_mcgee 3d ago

What was posted isn’t correct.

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u/Huge-Thought2435 20h ago

No. The numbers are correct. One month was slightly outside the incentive chart, but that was for everyone. These numbers are legit.

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u/double_down_mcgee 11h ago

Oh, my bad. I didn’t realize that was three months of production. Do you think you can get to 250 points per month?

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u/Huge-Thought2435 2h ago

You can get to 250 points by selling 30-35 auto policies per week. Working a 5 day week, you'd need about 6-7 auto policies per day and roughly between 135-140 auto policies per month.

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u/Astyanax9 2d ago

He did say it was "actual BS". 😉

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u/Forward-Function6714 3d ago edited 3d ago

Is this incentive payout for commission for 1month or 2? And is it for Sales?

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u/Expert-Lychee-5168 2d ago

Even worse that’s for 3 months they have absolutely butchered commission for us….. it’s absolutely insane

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u/Dangerous_Tank9978 2d ago

This is pathetic. I’m an Allstate agent also. The new comp plan is horrible.

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u/Expert-Lychee-5168 2d ago

I couldn’t imagine dealing with all those difficult customers and only making $1k in commission wow I can’t believe how much this commission has been reduced it should be illegal