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John is a registered agent with ABC Brokerage, a registered securities broker-dealer in the State. Mike is a registered agent of XYZ Insurance Brokerage, a registered insurance agency in the State. John is not registered with the State to sell insurance and Mike is not registered with the State to sell securities. Mike verbally agrees with John that Mike will tell his insurance clients to do their securities trades with John, for which John will pay Mike 25% of the commission charged to the customer. This is a violation known as:

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