Good stories are hard to come by. 
​If you just wanted a “normal” email list…
…you’re in the wrong place.

What you’re about to join is not safe, not comfortable, and definitely not for everybody.

​I call it The Commission Heist.
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​Most email lists let anyone in. That’s why they end up with garbage engagement and half their emails landing in Spam.

Not here.

​This crew runs tight — because if my emails don’t land in your inbox, they don’t help you… and if you do the same thing in your business, you’ll never make money either.

❓ FAQs About The Commission Heist

Q: WHY DO YOU WANT MY PHONE NUMBER FOR AN EMAIL LIST, YOU CREEPY INSURANCE GUY?!?
A: Whoa, do you normally yell at opt-in forms? 😜 The number is partly for proof of ID…but mainly because my email missions integrate with a mobile app that requires validation. (I’m pioneering some very cool ways of mixing SMS + email + playbooks so you can see how to do it in your agency.)

Q: But … but … are you going to text or call me?
A: Dude (or lady), I sell insurance systems, not extended car warranties. I’m not calling you. I will not sell or share your number. The phone number exists to: a) prove you’re real, b) let my system send you a code, and c) model the kind of tight list management you should be doing in your own business.

Q: I tried signing up and it said I couldn’t subscribe!
A: You tried using fake details, didn’t you? 🤨 My system automatically scans for burner emails, initials, and junk numbers — then auto-rejects them. Use a real name, a real number, and a real email, and you’ll be fine.

Q: But I DID! I used my real name, real phone, and my best email and it still blocked me! 😭
A: Ah … then you probably used a corporate email that flags itself as a marketing trap, or a domain that’s on a blocklist. Pro tip: always use a personal email for high-value lists. It’s what you should be training your own prospects to do, too.

Q: I don’t want to give you my phone number. Can I still sign up?
A: Sorry, no. This crew runs lean and tight. If you’re not willing to validate, you’re not ready for the Heist.

Q: Can I give you a fake number?
A: You can try. My system will catch it. Then you’ll be banned. (Just like you should ban tire-kickers from your CRM.)

Q: Will you share my personal details?
A: No way. Treat people’s details the way you want your leads treated. The only exception? If you turn out to be a psycho stalker creep. In that case, you’re “subscribed” to the police.

Q: Why are you so strict?
A: Because fake contacts ruin deliverability, destroy engagement, and attract freeloaders. This list is a working operation, not a hobby newsletter. The friction you’re feeling right now? That’s exactly how you should run your own client acquisition if you want better results.

Q: Who should sign up?
A: Insurance agents, producers, and agency owners who are sick of being lead junkies and want to build leverage. If you’re here for free tips, swipe files, or drama…this isn’t for you.

Q: How many emails will you send me?
A: The technical term is “a metric crap-ton.” At least one a day. Sometimes more during missions. If that scares you, hit unsubscribe now.

Q: Will you try to sell me stuff?
A: WILL I EVER. This isn’t a soup kitchen. Every mission you get will also have a tool, playbook, or script you can buy to accelerate your results. If that offends you, this is not your list.

Q: Okay … I think I love you already. Where do I sign up?
A: Watch it, I’m married. But you can join the crew by scrolling back up to the opt-in form. 👆