by mega » Fri Jan 25, 2008 07:13 pm
I am sure everyone here has at some point or other seen those GEICO ads claiming to save you at least 15% on your auto insurance? Well for me it turned out to be a much better deal. I did have my insurance with Allstate and thought I'd check around this time and got quotes from both Progressive ( it was even higher than Allstate) and GEICO. Using the same info, same deductibles and same amount of coverage GEICO was cheaper over 30%.
I have never used GEICO before but when selling cars those clients who did use this company always seemed to be very pleased. I remember someone praising the geico roadside assistance program too. I am not one who usually likes to change the status-quo but this was enough difference I thought it was worth a try.
Thought I'd pass it along it was coming time to renew for others too.
I have never used GEICO before but when selling cars those clients who did use this company always seemed to be very pleased. I remember someone praising the geico roadside assistance program too. I am not one who usually likes to change the status-quo but this was enough difference I thought it was worth a try.
Thought I'd pass it along it was coming time to renew for others too.
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 07:33 am Post Subject:
Yes, Geico's primary aim has been to do auto insurance business, but now for quite sometime they are into home insurance business. When I check out on the probable reasons for Geico's success within a shorter span of time, a number of reasons would come to the surface-
* Geico would generate a lot of internet leads
* Geico would outsource their lead-generation to call centres
Many of these attempts have been undertaken by their competitors of late. ArindamSenIndies
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 09:31 am Post Subject:
When I check out on the probable reasons for Geico's success within a shorter span of time, a number of reasons would come to the surface-
Huh, I got a couple of sources more!
They had life insurance business proposals for the insure.com. Yes, they would directly gather leads through their website & call centers. But, they'd mostly get home insurance leads from the Insurance Counselors Inc.
fatman
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 10:10 am Post Subject:
If your in an accident you will see why you saved a ton of money.....they like to throw Non-oem parts on your car. Doesn't do a whole lot for the value of your vehicle.
Come on Body man, you think Gieco is the only company that uses non-oem parts? I'd venture that 99.9% do...based on certain critera, with the possible exception of states such as MN that do not allow it without owners consent....then no carrier can in those states..Add your comment