The document discusses common misleading sales pitches used by life insurance agents to sell unit-linked insurance plans (ULIPs). Some examples provided include pitching ULIPs as "mutual funds with free insurance" when there are actually mortality charges, focusing only on past high returns of equity funds without mentioning benchmarks, and claiming plans can remain active after stopping premium payments for three years when costs will still be deducted. The reality is ULIPs bundle insurance with investment and have various charges, and past returns are not indicative of future performance. Consumers are advised to understand the product, check claims against benchmarks, and only take premium holidays if truly unable to pay otherwise it may erode returns.