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Family First Life loves to say that they're not captive. That you can come and go as you please. But when I tried to leave, they sent me one of these. This is a real release document another agent received. And if you want out, oh, well you just have to stop writing business for six months. No production, no recruiting, no overrides. Cause if you do any of those things, your clock gets reset. And while you're waiting, your commissions get cut over 90%. What FFL means. Oh, and you're not allowed to talk about it. Not on TikTok, not in a group chat, nothing. Contract bans any public criticism, period. But here's the part that they don't say out loud. I myself and a couple of others were given 400 leads of an agent that left. Not just random old leads. Why don't you guess whether or not some of these people were enforced clients. So yeah, they got to walk with their book of business, and FFL passed it to me and others. And I wouldn't be surprised you if you knew anything about Bounty Leads. $5 to claim a client who's agent is no longer active. That's not just recycling names, that's recycling relationships. Yeah, I got the text receipts. It was sent to hundreds of us. So you're not captive, but you can't leave cleanly. Not a sign leads, but you can get handed someone else's clients. So pretty much you're not building a business, you're stuck in theirs. So if you were handed a release like that one, or offered someone else's book, comment not captive. Stop pretending this is normal. Ever happen to work spots?