Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

And I'd like to add, please don't fall victim to predatory SPAM, such as that in the original post ABOVE. You can think for yourselves and make your own decisions. You don't need to be bullied and harassed by people on the layoffs forum who are looking to make a quick buck.

Those who may have an interest in the Topic of this thread, do your homework. This (singular) naysayer is not a Chevron employee or ever was. Blatant and consistent denial are only made by ignorant fools.

No, @-2kbz, I believe it is much deeper than that. It is obvious that this troll person has enlisted the shady services of the subject spam vendor peddling his wares on this site and needs to validate his poor decision-making. It is very common. They will argue at length to get approval from anonymous posters under the delusion that will make their decision correct. It's hard to admit that you have been raped financially and it was your own fault for responding to spam like this.

And the SPAMMING continues from this loser. Do they have no shame? People should be left alone to make their own decisions. Everyone want's your business. There is no reason that this unscrupulous loser deserves yours. In fact, he deserves it even less because of his unscrupulous predatory spamming tactics.

Hey dick, yeah you @1zje. I agree no one likes spammers, but enough already about it. I recall a poster commenting about www.LISA.org for anyone to do their research among 90 possible Life Settlement companies. So, if you think the OP is an advertiser peddling spam about his company, a smart Chevron employee could actually shop around for the best deal instead.

But, it's not much about that with you, is it? No, you are just a pain in the asstroll looking to have the last word. Why don't you leave it alone already. The main message hear is THERE'S SOMETHING HERE THAT SHOULD INTEREST EVERYONE AT CHEVRON WHO IS LOOKING TO CANCEL THEIR LIFE INSURANCE.

I agree that this is spam @H1H1pQ0-1ptg. And it's common for spammers to troll their comment sections. It's really not fair for people to be using this site as a free advertising for their crap.

This is SPAM and there is one spammer continuing to comment on this thread as free advertisement to generate business for you know who, mentioned above. Ignore this thread and all the so-called anonymous posters who are all the same spammer.

I agree, 1brw. I was left standing in the April ESP and will look into selling my life insurance policy. Thanks also to the OP for bringing up this topic.

Great logic, @H1H1pQ0. Follow the money. It probably is an HR or Metlife scumbag trying to block the information. Cash in your Chevron term life rather than get nothing. Or keep it going if you feel a need. But don't stop paying the term premium until you get money out of it.

I think you are correct, @1mxy. The OP is providing useful information that some Chevron folks might find helpful. It's possible that MetLife would rather see an ex-employee drop their coverage before selling it to a third party company. MetLife knows that a Life Settlement will eventually be paid out when the ex-employee dies. But, what would you, as an ex-employee do? Stop your policy and walk any or sell it to a third party for some useful cash? If I had a choice, I'd take the few bucks rather than nothing. The troll yelling Spam is a troll or advocate for MetLife or the HR department. The decision is yours to make. Do what's in your best interest.

What is with the fat assChevron lifers complaining about cashing in your life insurance rather than letting it lapse and get nothing? They are trying to stop the flow of helpful information by calling this SPAM.

Only one troll yelling Spam. Ignore him and look into this opportunity.

Are they allowing this SPAM on this site? Why would they prey on these innocent layoff victims?

What do you mean about "they want your money? Idiot, if you were going to cancel your policy anyways, why not see if you could sell it and pick up some bucks in the process?

Lot's of SPAMMERS here on these boards too. Like the OP. Stay away. Stay far, far Away. They want your money and want to ruin your life.

Obviously, there are lots of trolls on this thread. Most likely never were former employees or current ones. If you were laid off and haven't cancelled your life insurance yet, look into a Life Settlement. You have everything to gain.

People who get laid off and go to work elsewhere can advertise their business on this site and try to get customers? Don't they have laws against that? If nothing else it's being a worthless parasite and preying on people when they are suffering.

Spam. Cut it out with the Spam, please. We come to this site for real info, Not Predatory Spam.

How long do we have to deal with these dirt-bags posting offers on the layoffs forum where these poor laid off personnel are at their most vulnerable? Pathetic. You should be ashamed of yourself. Trash. Classless trash. Like Ambulance chasers.

To the person who posted "uneducated fallace sucker" That's the equivalent of posting

"Your an Idot" and then calling someone ELSE illiterate.

SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM

Go peddle your wares elsewhere, ASSWIPE.

I got laid off in January of this year, I have not received anything from met life so far

A life settlement is the sale of an existing life insurance policy to a third party for more than its cash surrender value, but less than its net death benefit. There are a number of reasons that a policy owner may choose to sell his or her life insurance policy. I for one was laid off from Chevron in mid 2015. I no longer wanted it or could afford to pay to maintain my life insurance, even after dropping the supplemental portion. I received a $2,780 check from Coventry Direct for my Chevron-paid "two year annual salary" MetLife policy. If you are interested in shopping other companies, visit www.Lisa.org (Life Insurance Settlement Association) for a list of 90 firms involved in the industry. Coventry Direct, however, is one of the biggest competitors.

Shows you the kind of uneducated fallace sucker -grk is with a stupid post like that.

I checked it out. They are legit. There are some limitations to who they will accept, mainly the higher your life insurance amount and how old you are, the better and higher the payout. Thanks.

Not spam. Checking out a life settlement is something everyone deciding to cancel their life insurance should consider. Why leave money on the table? In most cases, you can earn around 10% of your life insurance coverage amount. Just Google "Life Settlement" to find other companies that compete with Coventry Direct for your business. Coventry Direct is only one company currently advertising on TV in the Houston area because of the layoffs in the energy industry.

@H1H1pQ0-vyx, (OP) thanks for pretending to be the OP and liking your own post. Quit SPAMMING this site, you butthurt asswipe. It doesn't matter what you're selling. It's SPAM A$$-hole

OP, thanks for posting. I checked it out and I'm following up with an agent who will call me tomorrow. Don't bother with the postings denouncing your post. They are all from the same person. What a troll.

SPAMMER

For those employees who want to get something back for the value of their life insurance policy (basic two year or supplemental), you deserve it to check them out. What is a 5 minute phone worth to you? It's easy to cancel and get nothing, but get a life settlement and earn some cash. And to @jui - yes, it's something like a reverse mortgage. Coventry Direct collects your death benefit when you die. That's why they pay you for your policy. It's an investment for them.

Can I also get a reverse mortgage?

Checked it out - BS

Don't say Bullshit until you have checked it out. Go to www.CoventryDirect.com and find out for yourself. It's incredible how people refuse the hand of a former Chevron employee who was also laid off.

Bull sh--