State Farm Insurance Bithday Gift?

Question

Okay, Strange question-

Every year I recieve a letter in the mail from State Farm Insurance Angency to "celebrate" my birthday. They say that if you stop by the office, they have a free "birthday gift" for you. My family and I figure it is probably nothing good, just a calendar or something cheesey, but we can't help wondering what it really is! If you know what it is, do you mind eh, tell me?? lol

Thank You!! :o)

Answer 1

hey im not answering this question but on my question you asked me where to sign up to be a mini pop kid well you have to be 8 to 13 years old and you have to live in Canada or USA. ill tell you where to sign up if u add me as a contact first

Answer 2

Probably some cheesey calendar or other useless trinket.  They're trying to sucker you into the office to sell you something you don't want.  

Call and ask.  If they won't tell you, you didn't want to know anway.

Answer 3

Your insurance agent send you B-day greeting and you wondering what it is go find out. You know it's something not expensive. Could just 5 or 10 dollar gift card to star bucks or some place like that. You really sound kind of ungrateful.

Answer 4

Only that one agent does it.  

MY State Farm agent doesn't even send me a card!!

Answer 5

True - they like to get together with you once a year and review your insurance - birthdays are a good way to remember when y'all talked last!

So they're using your birthday as a time to review with you.

You'll probably get a gift bag with things like calendar, pens, candy -

sometimes we make special bags from folks we know better - like we have a golfer giftbag for some of the guys (golf tees & other stuff)

If you haven't reviewed your needs in a while - you should give it a try....BUT know how to say NO! if you don't feel the need or available $ to buy something.

Most people need the auto, homeowners (even if you're renting) and life insurance (amount depends on current bills and family size)

and maybe a personal articles policy if you have alot of expensive jewelry (they're VERY cheap! and a very good idea)

So as long as you know how to say NO don't be afraid to go see what you might need

I've worked at a few different agencies for State Farm - some are high-pressure salespeople....but most just want to explain why you need the 3 basics of insurance