Many people in the insurance industry have a hard time understanding the relationship between insurance and the value of a thing.
As a former professional insurance agent, I’m pretty familiar with this. In a nutshell, insurance is a contract between two parties. An insurer is supposed to pay something for a loss, usually a deductible, that has a certain life expectancy. A client is supposed to pay a certain amount of money for a certain amount of time before the insurance company is supposed to pay it off. In exchange for the premiums, the client is supposed to get something in return.
The client is, in this case, the insurance company. And usually the client is paying out of pocket to get the benefits they agreed to in the insurance contract. If a client wants an excess amount of money, they can prepay the premium and let the insurer take it from there. If the client is sick, they can prepay the insurance premium of a different company until they can get the excess amount of money they want.
This is one of those situations where the client has to choose between the convenience of prepaying the insurance premium and the convenience of getting the excess amount of money they want. Most clients are going to choose the prepayment option. But some clients will choose the excess amount option.
What I would do is choose the two options we have in our mind for the insurance premium.
This is what we do. We put an asset created by prepayment of an insurance premium on our website. With the excess amount option, we charge a fee for every excess amount we have to pay. If someone wants the excess amount, then they are going to pay a fee. But if we want the asset then we charge a fee.
I would suggest that you actually try to do a real deal, not a demo, so that you can decide which you like better. A demo will cost you more per hour. You can only do a real deal for so long before you get more expensive.
I mean, a demo is just an asset that has been designed specifically for a product. This includes the fact that it would have been a great asset if you had it designed specifically for a product. The truth, however, is that if you have it designed specifically for a product, you will get to spend a lot more on the product. If you have a demo that you want to buy, you can do the real deal.
This is one of the reasons I like prepaid cards. This is because prepaid cards are often more expensive than what the company will actually pay to sell you the card. That’s not a problem because you can just use your prepaid card and buy a bunch of stuff at once at a discount. The problem here is that the company can’t actually sell you the insurance you need, because the card is prepaid.
For this reason prepaid cards are generally only used on items that can be sold directly by the company. For example, if you are shopping around for a used car, you can put your prepaid card on the car to find out what companies sell the cars that are in trouble, and then get the insurance you need or you can buy the car from the company directly.