Business is on a standstill for 33,000 sales agents of the College Assurance Plan (CAP) as they wait for the lifting of the suspension of its dealership license that expired on September 30.
“[Sales agents] work on a sales-commission basis,” said Bobby Café, CAP’s first vice president. “It’s a pity that CAP’s suspended status means a temporary cutoff of sales agents’ earnings.”
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