InsuranceComparison.org Reviews
InsuranceComparison.org is a website which states its aim is to provide users with the opportunity to seek out new auto insurance quotes, which they claim can result in quotes as low as $9 a week.
In order to receive your new insurance quotes, you must first provide your zip code. Then you will brought to a personal form which you must fill out in full before you can be provided with your new insurance quotes.
This form asks basic questions about your car, such as the make, model, and year, as well as the current condition of the care, the mileage of the car, whether it is owned or leased, and whether the car has a working security system.
The website then asks a series of questions regarding the current insurance coverage that you have, and the type of insurance coverage you are hoping to get. This includes questions about current premiums.
Finally, InsuranceComparison.org asks personal questions about you, including your age, occupation, gender, etc. It also asks questions regarding certain circumstances for which some insurance companies provide extra discounts.
When you have completed your form and submit all your information, you are giving InsuranceComparison.org permission to release your information to up to 8 different local insurance companies, as well as permission for these companies to contact you.
Submitting your form also gives InsuranceComparison.org permission to email you information on reminders and special promotions, as well as giving the insurance companies the opportunity to pull consumer reports on you to verify your credit score.
If you have any experience with InsuranceComparison.org or their services, please leave your reviews below.
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Scam to steal personal info
Comparisons.org is a waste of your time and just another way to get your information to sell off to other companies.
This is a fakeout in that any dot org website was suppose to be for Nonprofit organizations or non-commercial entities as well as open source projects that give you free software like Open Office templates for typing documents rather than paying for MS Office to do same.
This was was bait and switch for stealing your info. I got better rates by direct verbal negotiations with the insurance companies without using this scam!
Redundant, unnecessary
Redundant. This business is as useful as a comb for a bald man. It's asking you to provide information simply to get your information for advertising purposes.
This site does absolutely nothing. It adds only an additional unnecessary step in securing insurance quotes. All they do is give you a list of insurance providers who then ask all the same questions that you just answered to get their name.
It's like calling the gas station to ask if they have gas.
It's like calling the church to ask the preacher if they have Sunday services.
It's like opening your car door just to see if it opens before you close it and then open it again to enter.
It's like calling the Mexican restaurant to ask if they serve Mexican food before you hang up and call the Italian restaurant to make a reservation.
Scam
A waste of time online only to have to call to get quotes
Wasted time filling out form on the site then had to fill out form on "get your quote" sites with basically the same info. If it truly compared insurance company quotes you wouldn't have to fill out the info again!
Not only that but the sites it sends you to NEVER give quotes, or REAL quotes. Had one follow up with email that said their quote was wrong and I had to call an agent to get a correct quote. The company didn't even offer insurance in the state of TX!! WTH!!?
Other linked sites would not even offer a quote without me calling one of their agents! Waste of MY time!!
This whole site is a scam in the worst way! This site gathers your info personal , credit cards etc
Scam artist
Why hasn't this website been shut down. It's as much a scam as anything else out there
Just like the FACEBOOK ripoff
This is like Facebook only they are collecting your information including your ss number and permission to run your credit report!!! THEN they are distributing this to eight companies that now have all your information at their fingertips. WHY if we are so upset at the Feds collecting all our information and storing it, are we NOT outraged at this gathering of information to sell us insurance? Or to influence who we vote for?
Our information, which we think isn't important enough to anyone to bother with, is fueling a whole industry based on social psychology, projecting behavior, and then the ultimate......manipulating our behavior!
This is what Steve Bannon wanted to do with financial support of the Trump billionaires - the Mercer family. They out and out wanted to manipulate people using FACEBOOK information ---50 million people-- to vote for TRUMP...
There can be no doubt that Trump's victory was influenced by this method. They succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. And they want to do it again. How do you feel about being brainwashed. Same thing here.
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How do you feel about being brainwashed by the anti-Trump army of SJWs, the Democrat party, mainstream media and by countless career govt. paper shuffling higher ups that stood to gain by having a candidate as awful as HRC take the reins? Trump rode the wave of populism to the Presidency. People voted for him because as flawed as he is he is a much better choice for the country than the Clinton machine. Once again, for the hundredth time I'm sure you have heard, your team lost because your candidate is untrustworthy, lies, sells plutonium to countries that has that same plutonium in warheads aimed at US. A horrible choice. The other choice was a self-promoting political novice with a lot of baggage, none nearly as bad as your girl. Get the psychological help you require to get over this humiliating loss and the Trump Derangement Syndrome that accompanies it.
Very well said Mr. Steve. Thank you.
You go Steve... let's leave Trump do what he was put in office to do and leave all the B.S. where it belongs.
bogus teasers - no "new law"
These guys are flat outright liars. I completed the form because it didn't seem like a bad idea to shop around since I was already paying 14 dollars a week for my two cars. After providing all my information, each and every response required me to go to their site and re-enter the same information.
Then I was hounded with sales calls, one before I had even stopped looking at the site. If I wanted to talk to a salesman, I would have called a salesman. A "quote" was requested, and very few were actually received. Two from the same state farm office in LaJolla, each different, of course.
Who knows how many people ran a credit check on me. I did, in the fine print, give them the authority. That is a predecessor to identity theft. All-in-all, I would say a bad idea to have let them have any information. Never again (but, that probably does not matter, the damage is done).
Hate your ad
Shut off the DANNED RED BLINKING LITE from you ad !!!!!!!
It is so annoying I would NEVER associate with this company !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAN'T GET THESE BASTARDS OFF MY PC
This Sucks
Their ads
not cheap
Didn't complete their form and still got way more than 8 calls
I wanted to get some quotes to compare to my current policy rates, but after beginning to fill in their form (I finished 2 pages of I don't know how many) I felt it was becoming too intrusive so I just closed my browser. I never clicked on a submit button so they technically collect your information without your expressed permission.
They don't disclose on the first two pages of their form that they intend to release your information to WAY more than just 8 insurance companies instead of just giving your quotes over the Internet. In my opinion, by not completely filling out their form, I did NOT give them permission to release any of my information to anyone. I must have received at least a dozen calls within two days and at least that many emails as well.
Further, I don't believe they care who they release information to. I got a bogus "phishing" email from "Paypal Australia" that I attribute to my disclosing my email address on their website. The email contained an invoice for $89.20 and instructions to click on the link within the invoice and log into my "Paypal" account if I wanted to dispute the charge. Big Red Flag! Of course, had I been stupid enough to follow their instructions my real Paypal account would have been emptied within minutes.
My advise - avoid this website at all costs. I intend to file a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission (ftc.gov).
After I filled in the form, I got many insurance agents sale calls
In the beginning, I want to shop for a insurance at my computer by getting quotes online, but after I fill in my info, I got many insurance salesman calls. Fortunately, most of the agents are good, polite, and
never call again when I said I already got a lower insurance quote.
But 1 insurance broker called "sunset plaza in West Hollywood, ca" is the worst, they keep calling and quote me a low rate, but they did not mention that they will charge a broker fee of $250, until they charge your credit card.
comparisions.org, please don't include that insurance broker as one of your clients.
I want insurance quotes, not 8 salesmen to call.
Why can't a company give insurance quotes without sending my private information to many different hungry salesmen? Can't I be trusted to research and purchase on my own?
A brokering company learning that little trick would be the leader in the insurance field! They can make far more money selling insurance than getting a few bucks selling your information.