The first week of training was very comprehensive to get started. I eagerly anticipate the coming weeks. Based on my initial interactions with Lloyd Agency, I believe this to be a fantastic opportunity. Brian H. , read more

They need to get a sales consultant. The one that is yelling is the first step talk like others. Second wear professional clothing vs trying to give a boob shot. Third if you are a customer looking at buying its clear its 110% sales only. Who shows Ferraris. I talked to them via phone caught one guy (manager) his nose must have grown 10 inches. I would not risk my license for someone else actions read more

All of the reviews are right. They lied saying we would all get paid during training. You pay for license and everything else. They pay for nothing. You don't need them to apply for a insurance license in your state. It's basically a pyramid scam. They lie about everything. Nothing is wronf with selling insurance. Just not with these guys. You wont get paid the first month read more

My sis was thrilled to be offered an opportunity with Lloyd Agencies. She signed a contract and immediately began preparing for the role, studying diligently and attending every single training available to her. Two days before Zach or John were expected to schedule her exam, and just days after she provided her banking information and signed a contract for employment, in the middle of a training session, her access to all company platforms was suddenly revoked without any explanation. She attempted to reach out multiple times but received no response from anyone. She was never given a reason, a formal withdrawal, or any kind of communication. She was simply ghosted. This was incredibly unprofessional and disappointing, especially after the time and effort she had already invested. At the very least, she expected honest communication if they decided not to move forward. She'll never say anything, but it completely deflated her, so I'm sharing on every single platform. read more

Horrible MLM scam, avoid LLOYD AND American Income Life like the plague. They don't support you, the training is trash and you are expected to work like a dog. Have fun putting a bunch of miles on your car as they have you drive further and further because all the leads here are ran through and exhausted. Its all a game of smoke and mirrors, it's a total bro fest, women leave in droves, they pay the token ones to stay and preach about how good it is. Seriously just look at the recent reviews are written by EMPLOYEES WHO HAVENT FINISHED TRAINING HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA. WHAT MORE CAN YOU EXPECT read more

The training was informative & opened up my eyes to the world of insurance. I'm excited to see what I can achieve within the agency.

SCAM JOB OPENINGS! DO NOT apply or interview with them. I did thinking it was a real interview, but they tried stealing $99 for "licensing" and my social security number. They hire you on the spot during Zoom video chat and ask for fee and social security on call. They also make it seem like you get really good benefits like a 10 year retirement fund, paid twice a week, salary advancements, and bonuses. They lied about everything they claimed, like that they have remote local locations in Texas, where I applied. When in fact, they don't have any locations in Texas. They also claimed you will get a base pay on LinkedIn and during the interview, which is not true at all. Their whole pay structure is a scam. read more

Sketchy AF. Do yourself a favor and read some of the older reviews. You'll soon see this company reeks of SCAM SCAM SCAM! A bit strange that the positive reviews tend not to be written by people who've worked at the company much longer than training... Many of the things the hiring manager said in response to my questions were pretty vague. In the webinar, Sabrina Lloyd mentioned some business school that they supposedly are associated with, and the hiring manager had no clue what I was talking about. He also said they have offices in every one of the fifty states, which clearly isn't true. He said the company has been around for many many years, which is also clearly false. And Sabrina Lloyd claimed Warren Buffet was so impressed with her and her business model that he personally invested in her company, but when i asked about this in the interview, I was told he actually invested in Globe Life GNL, an affiliate company LLOYD Agencies operates under. Poke around a bit, you'll see it's all superficial glitz. Smoke and Mirrors... read more

I've just finished my first week of training with Lloyd Agencies and my trainer, Karolina Debek did an amazing job getting us prepared for a second week. I'm definitely excited and ready to help people and start a possible life changing career. I looking forward to work with the company long term career. LOVE LOVE read more

Do yourself a favor and do not work here. If you have to convince yourself that it's right... It's probably not. They turn over so many people... And they make money off of the training and new hires. They push you to lie to "leads" and make appointments. They push you to work until you have no personal life, nothing in your bank account (no guarantee on the paycheck, you're an independent contractor), and you're falling asleep behind the wheel from exhaustion. Don't work here. read more

The experience was intangible from the first presentation from Sabrina to the first week of training class online. The Friday virtual meeting from Illinois was ELECTRIC. Excited about this journey with the Lloyd Agency. read more

The training is phenomenal. It creates an impact and though process for life long legacies. The staff is very kind, prompt and professional. I enjoyed working with them a great deal. Hiral P. read more

It's scary at first and training is a little hard to take in cause it's a lot to take in, but don't let that discourage you. This company has done more than other insurance agencies. so thanks! read more

I love Lloyd Agencies. They look out for your best interest and seem to really care about your families. I would recommend him anyone!

This is not for college graduates who have any higher learning. Staff was unresponsive and very demeaning to women. I chose to leave after realizing it was not at all what I expected. read more

This business is a complete scam! They lure you in with fancy job descriptions, but then are told you will be selling benefit packages to companies and it is 100% commission based. Be honest with people and don't deceive in you job postings. It is a real cattle call - when I went in people were streaming in like it was an open bar - which in a way it appeared at as the young female employees were dressed like it was a frat party. All black and in high heels. Don't be lured with all the BS - Sabrina is the head witch of deception despite the spin this company can put on anything. They have all the bases covered - no base, pay for your own license, etc. The oldest trick on the book - the rich get richer off desperation of the poor. Keep your self respect and utilize your efforts and time on a company that is not smoke and mirrors. Remember - people will lie to you, your gut never will. read more

There is a lot of information presented during the first week of training, all for a good cause obviously. Even though some or most information may not stick during the first week we were insured that we will have guidance and more training along the way. So far so good! read more

This company has called me over four times, "about a resume submitted" .. I had to tell the lady that I was going to call the police for harassment, she told me she would take my name out of this system and then hung up on me. They won't tell you job title job description it's basically a sales job where you only get paid on commission and you have to pay a fee for an insurance license. I really wish they would stop calling me, I've been on an interview already with a company like this and they drag you through three interviews to tell you you get the job, because they literally will hire anybody because nobody wants to work for them. read more

Week one training with Karolina was very helpful. She was patient and kind with everyone even when they didn't deserve it. LOL! The training left me feeling confident in the decision I made to leap into this career although I had no experience in this field. I highly recommend Lloyd Agencies for anyone who is ready to shift gears in their career and earn the income you have always dreamed of. And if you're blessed enough to have Karolina as your trainer, trust that she knows the answers to all your questions. Don't be shy she is very knowledgeable and willing to help. I am so looking forward to my life as an agent with Lloyd Agencies! read more

So far my experience with Lloyd Agencies has been wonderful and I am very excited for the future with this company!

Great training! They get you ready to hit the ground running! Very knowledgeable and invested instructors. Motivation all day!

I've been working with this company for only a few months, and It's not easy work; it takes hours of learning and determination but it's worth it. I work with so many great people not only on my team but in the Agency and I could not be happier. Amazing people along with a very inspiring leader who is always pushing you and motivating you to be better. So far I'm very happy, even with rough weeks. Ive heard the first two months are the hardest Bc you're brand new, still getting the hang of everything. So now I'm passed that we will see how the rest of my time here goes! I will say a lot of people don't make it passed the class or their first week on the field, because it's a lot to take in. Like A LOT. I knew nothing about insurance and the class was very intense But once you push yourself to get passed that point you will be happy you stuck around. This job isn't for everyone, and they don't want just anyone either. I would tell anyone who is hard working and determined, who isn't afraid of going out of their comfort zone to join the Agency. read more

My 5th year anniversary is coming up in the next month & I couldn't have asked for a better company to be apart of for this time. When you stop living in the clouds looking for work life balance & get real with what it takes to be successful, then this is the place for you. When it comes to work life balance here it's Culture, Honor, Dedication & Hard Work! You will not find another organization that pours back into you as a person, as well as a partner in the organization, like Lloyd Agencies. The feeling of helping, not just our members, but also new associates achieve & reach financial freedom goes without saying. We get to impact the lives of our members by ensuring they have a 360 degree benefit program for them & their families. The associates get world class training, which allows them to come in with no experience and build from the ground up into a professional career that can changes their lives, like this opportunity has done for me and my family. I have an unconditional love for the people that post things about scams & what not, but then turn around and drink a diet soda, with proven chemicals that lead to cancer. Turn around and go to Fast food restaurants for genetically modified food that's far from real. Blows my mind that you can be told that something is real, pay for it, get ill from it, but that's not a scam. The biggest scam right now is being digested on a daily basis. Then you have Lloyd Agencies cranking out successful careers & because 1 person got cut from the team, it's a problem. Put the fast food mentality & burger down so you can remember how farmers & hunters had to work for it. read more

I wanted to find a position that I could do at home, and still utilize my 30+ years of selling and marketing. I landed at Lloyd Agencies. This is my first week of training, which has been both challenging and energizing. The training is extremely comprehensive and I have had the privilege of working with some of the best trainers in the industry, and I have to say that Lloyd agencies has also delivered on that. It is probably a little more challenging for me as I have a harder time keeping up doing it remotely (my brain just does not work that way), and for 30+ years I have always had a staff of admins, who would do data entry and tasks such as that. I have noticed that all of the agents across the country are VERY young, my guess is what attracts the youth is that you don't need a degree to make money, and you are setting yourself up for financial success. You need to be tenacious and a very hard worker (which appeals to the youth), and in the end you need to know how to close a sale. You are your own boss, and you set your own limits and your achievements. So far so good, time will tell. read more

This team is nothing short of amazing. The staff is interested in the success of all employees as well as its clients. Coming from a healthcare background I find the transition smooth and easy. There is a sense of team work that is like no other. I am happy to be a part of this team. read more

I came to Lloyd agency for an interview and I was little late but they still took me in, I really thought their office is really awesome the energy and everything they got there, they offered me 3 different positions but I wasnt the best fit for the positions, i highly recommend this company for people that are outgoing and personable. read more

An unpaid training process is always difficult to give stellar reviews on. Especially trainings that take 10+ hours a day for more than 2 weeks. However, The training team was very informative and helpful, especially while pushed to train so many people in the wake of the covid-19 crisis virtually. read more

**SCAM ALERT SCAM ALERT SCAM ALERT ** Bottom line on top: ANY job interview from " Schaumburg" do your research before you travel and waste gas and time. This company operates under Llyod, LBS, Escada, and a wealth of other names. Any company that can't recruit candidates based on their own merit as a company is sleazy After reading several reviews, I knew to stay away, but I was aware I had already applied there for a Benefits Specialist Position. I was called the next day and I told them I was no longer interested. Should be over and done right??? No. I have a Hispanic last name, so a month later I get a call from a company via caller ID as " Escada Corporation" ...which does exist in a different town with a 224 area code. ( Most companies phone number are not from a 224 area code because its usually a cell phone number). I have a incoherent message from a "Dulce". All you hear is Benefits Specialist role and the phone number,everything else is "muffled". I call and speak to her and she invites me to a interview, but its rushed.. they only have times for the next day, but times all day are available. She tells me that I am going mostly likely going to meet with top level executives so have a printed copy of my resume (This is what I think they need so they can create job postings that matches a job that you are searching for). Then she tells me to make sure that I dress in a professional manner( who says that to someone?). Then I ask her if she is going to send me a confirmation e-mail with the address? There is a long pause and she goes "I mean, I can, but if you wrote the time down, I can just tell you the address" Strange, but okay. address in Schaumburg. I do a indeed search/ go into my applied file... No Escada Corporation anywhere. So I call back and ask her to confirm the name of the company, and she was like we operate under Llyod Corporation. I inform her that I've read reviews and appears that this is not a Benefits role, its to sell insurance. She was caught off guard and says it is a benefits specialist role, but I would be traveling to different locations and informing people about benefits, so it is, but not your traditional benefits role. ( Funny, the ad spoke of a typical benefits position with great pay). So I kept asking her.. " Is this to sell insurance?" over and over. She finally said Yes. I her I was not interested, I wasn't coming and lose my information and hung up. I gave this long review because some of the things I read in other reviews helped me set off some red flags and prompted to do further research. They prey on people who are looking for employment and used other victims to write a legitimate looking ad to pull you in. This is some 1990's Old School scam/pyramid scheme crap. But thanks to the internet and some research, you can avoid the nonsense. This "CEO" chick is vile and disgusting for the way that she runs a business. If she has to do this to get people in the door..what does that say about her and her ACTUAL capabilities? Her time is limited as people are catching on. read more

I have known the people of LLOYD Agencies for quite a long time and I can say they are one of the most professional people I know. Sabrina has built a business that's got the top spot for one of the best places to work for in Chicagoland. She's very personable and humble which is very commendable for someone who has created great lifestyles for several other managers in her company. I had the opportunity to attend their training and it is second to none, no wonder they turn out so many successful producers! Way to go LLOYD! read more

Customer. Lost my check. Lost paperwork containing containing my ss # address birthday and personal information. Never submitted coverage for my son and found out after a hospital visit and a claim he was not covered. Cheap insurance rates but customer service is everything. All employees seem to be either at their first job or this is the only job they can get because they are hardly professional. And don't know about the product they sell. I hope when my payout comes in 30 yrs this isn't s scam or even worse I die and my wife and child are left high and dry. read more

Interviewed with them a year or two ago. Looked into them a little before the interview. There were plenty of reviews that made everything seem off and any positive reviews seemed fake. Went into the interview anyway. Right from the get go everything seemed to be smoke and mirrors. All of the office seemed staged and seemed way to nice. To good to be true. They want you to be certified and they want you to pay for it. So right off the bat they want you to pay. It also seemed weird all the employees seemed so young. Young people can be professionals but there didn't seem to be any older or more experienced people there. To me that seemed off. It didn't help they offered me a second interview and pretty much wanted to hire me the second I came in. Since I new I was going to take the job the new resume I had typed out the night had spelling errors. Which I left to see if they'd pick up on it. They didn't and wanted to hire me anyway. That was a pretty big red flag to me. Overall seems like a massive scam. If you get a gut feeling telling you to run...run. read more

I would give zero stars if possible. Horrible customer service! I called the agent that sold us a policy 2 days afterward to cancel the policy. I couldn't leave him a voicemail so I texted him. The agent called back and said we could meet again the coming weekend. He never showed up. He said he called to confirm but the interesting thing is I never had a missed call on any of the phone numbers (house, cell, 2nd cell) I listed. Then, I called Lloyd Agencies to cancel policy. You HAVE to leave a message. You can never reach an operator to direct your call. I left a message and someone did call back to take down additional information and it was going to be forwarded to a manager. A manager hasn't called me back to discuss cancellation. It has 2 weeks since I wanted to cancel the policy. I think Lloyd Agencies is only out to sell insurance with a bait & switch tactic. It's unfortunate they are doing it with union workers that believe it's a good benefit (sounds great too). ASK QUESTIONS. read more

SKETCHY! I returned a call from a missed #, the VM was not a business line but an automated number.... They called me in for an admin interview. I showed up early, they had a stack of papers on the receptionists desk that were interview questions (why that was the ONLY thing on the desk....a HUGE stack of interview question papers idk). When brought back they told me I was over qualified and they wanted me as a field worker. (bait & switch) I asked about pay and schedule, my questions were only fallowed with more questions about my current position- subject change- he never answered my questions, not one. They wanted to set up a second interview. I did but when I got home to look more into the company it was clearly a scheme that I wasn't interested in. I went in my email to find a # to cancel my interview.... I never applied for this job to begin with. No way to contact them, I just didn't show. Not even an hour after my missed interview I had 8 missed calls from 2 different #'s !!! I finally answered he said he wanted to bring me in for a manager position..... I was a no call no show on a second interview and now you want to hire me as a manager??? something was not right. I'm running! keep both eyes open with this company. read more

A month wasted of poor training. Classroom training was ok but once youre on your own they send you out to the wolves and you have to hope for the best. Forget about asking for help because youll be forgotten about and lied to. If you are not in the management team then you are nobody to them. They tell you that youll make so much money.... yea right, they do because its a pyramid scheme! And They say youll make money while in training... yea right, trainers say they will pay you and never do. I should have listened to my gut and never went through the BS that this company has to offer its 24/7 and if you take a half hour to walk your dog, play with your kid, take a shower or go to the bathroom... you get yelled at like a child. if you answer the group text wrong, you get yelled at. If you say anything other than good morning team, you get yelled at... and you must do so before 8am or... you guessed it, you get yelled at like a pre school child. Want to talk to the boss Sabrina? forget about it until you make lots of money and are on her level... yea, great people to work for over hear! thinking about working or buying their products? RUN! read more

just finished my training all in all a reasonable work experience looking forward to my first sale. this job offers lots in the way of business experience and potential wealth. read more

Beware of this company. They call people after they have researched that you are unemployed to take advantage of your present circumstances. They represent themselves as a particular company and that they have a position available that fits your exact resume, but when you get there it is an insurance agency posing as an employment agency posing as a company with a possible professional position. I drove an hour to get there and spent a quarter tank of gas only to turn around at the door when I realized I was scammed. read more

Shady recruiting practices. I applied for a Benefits Coordinator Position (normal HR Benefit functions listed on job posting) through another company called Cornerstone. The position was with Lloyds. They had a decent rating on Glassdoor, so I accepted the interview. When I got to their facility, there were literally dozens of people there, all for interviews. They wanted you to fill out paperwork, which I took but did not fill out. Did not meet with the person with which the interview was scheduled, ended up meeting with someone else who was not interested in my resume or qualifications. Within five minutes of the interview starting, I was told that this was basically a commissioned Sales position for their products; not the Benefits Coordinator which was advertised. I walked out of the interviewers office, and he followed me to the door, trying to convince me to stay and hear more the entire way to the exit. Job Seeker Beware! read more

I just received a call from them this morning, when I heard the voice mail they left me I automatically assumed it was some scam job that wanted you to either have you sell crappy merchandise or crappy insurance. I called back ONLY because I just graduated college and have been looking for the last week for a career position. When the woman answered the phone she clearly was answering a cell phone (strike 1), she proceeds to quickly tell me about the positions her company is looking for and stumbles on her words when I ask her the name of the company (strike 2) then she tells me she's on her cell phone and is driving and that I would have to ask the "hiring manager" tomorrow when I meet with him about the position and company (strike 3). REALLY?! After reading the previous reviews I am glad I turned down the "offer" of coming in for an interview tomorrow afternoon. Companies like this are horrible, they prey on people that are serious about finding a job. As a recent college graduate i't s really discouraging to get a call about a "job" and it's a dead end! I have kids to take care of, they can't survive off of false hopes and lies! read more