Objection Simulator · "Just enroll me today"

"Just enroll me today."

Inbound call from a prospect who saw an ad. No prior SOA, no prior appointment. Recording is running.

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Scenario \u00b7 phone

Inbound call from a prospect who saw an ad. No prior SOA, no prior appointment. Recording is running.

Client: "Look, I trust you. Just pick a good plan and enroll me right now on this call."

Mode

Pick a hand-authored response to classify, or open the advanced bright-line screen for a freeform check.

Which response would you classify as compliant?

Option A
"Happy to help — let's do the Scope of Appointment now, then set a short appointment for later today to actually go through the plan."
Option B
"Okay — I'll pick the plan I like best for people your age and just get you enrolled now. We can sort the paperwork later."
Option C
"Deal — and I'll throw in a $50 Visa card once the enrollment goes through. You have to sign today though, this offer expires at midnight."
Option D
"I appreciate the trust. Before we can go into specific plans, I need to document a Scope of Appointment — it's a CMS requirement and takes about a minute. Then we set a real appointment, walk through what fits your situation, and you decide. I don't enroll anyone without that step."

On this objection: 0/0 correct classifications — no attempts yet.

Sources

Reviewed Jul 14, 2026 · GoAEP editorial

42 CFR §422.2264(c)
Scope of Appointment documentation before a marketing appointment.
42 CFR §422.2268
Prohibited marketing activities including cash / cash-equivalent gifts and inducement thresholds.
CMS Medicare Communications & Marketing Guidelines
Master CMS guide for MA and Part D communications and marketing.

Not marketing material. Not for consumer distribution. CMS rules evolve — verify against current guidance before use.

Educational drill only. Rules and CMS guidance evolve — always defer to current CMS publications, your FMO compliance team, and your carrier certifications.