ANSWERS
1.
Are the fees
per person?
No! One registration fee is good for
your entire office. Enjoy the information together
or at your individual desks!
2. How do I get the call-in and log-in information
for the webinar?
You will receive all access
information via e-mail one hour prior to the event.
The e-mail will be sent to the address provided in
your registration.
3. What
are my Payment Options?
Credit Cards are the only acceptable
payment option for LISA webinars. We accept VISA,
American Express and Mastercard. If you must pay by
check, exceptions can be made. You can send your
check to LISA prior to registration. After receipt
of payment, we will be able to register you for the
webinar.
You may mail
checks payable to LISA at the address below:
Life Insurance Settlement Association
Attn: Accounting
1011 East Colonial Drive Suite 500
Orlando, FL 32803
4. Can I
cancel my Registration?
No. There are no cancellations or
refunds associated with this event.
5. I am interested in presenting a webinar,
how can I found out more?
For more information regarding
presenting a webinar please contact Shannon Fleshman,
Conference Services and Product Sales, at 407-894-3797 or
Shannon@lisassociation.org
6. My company is not a Member of LISA, however our
Partner company is. Do I qualify for the Discounted
Rate?
Only companies that appear on the
LISA website as
Members may register as Members. Parent, Sister,
Partner and Subsidiary companies do not qualify for
the Member registration rates.
For more information please contact the Events
department at 407-894-3797.
7.
What's included in my registration?
Your registration includes dial in
and webinar access for your entire office, one hour
of education and insight from the presenter, and
power points, handouts, and worksheets (if provided
by the presenter.)
8. How do I
become a Sponsor?
For more information regarding
Sponsorship opportunities please refer to the
Sponsors
tab or contact Shannon Fleshman,
Conference Services and Product Sales at 407-894-3797 or
Shannon@lisassociation.org
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