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Complaint Review: NetQuote - Denver Colorado
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NetQuote
1860 Blake Street, Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 Denver, Colorado, United States of America
Phone:
888-771-5981
Web:
http://www.netquote.com/
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NetQuote Netquote Insurance Leads Company Criminal abusive behavior - They should be stopped. Denver, Colorado
This company targets new insurance agents that don't have a lot of contacts and would promiss them fresh and high quality leads. To top it off they offer 15 free leads first before they charge your credit card for another 15 that the agent would pay for.
Low & behold the initial so called free leads are worthless leads. They are older leads that mostly just ring or you end up leaving messages with no one would ever return your calls. I became very suspicious when my messages were not returned.
Later on I'd discovered that they share each incoming lead with more than one to two dozens (in more dense metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles) of new rookie insurance agents.
The unfortunate web browser who was mis-fortunate enough to find his/her way to the netquote's site would be immediately gets bombarded with dozens of sales calls from dozens of pushy insurance agents!
I've heard some of the client crying and begging for the calls to stop. Others would be become hostile and rude. Others would simply unplugged their phones.
I, for one do not want to participate in this consumer harassment, as I think it's unethical and abusive. It's out right fraud to the agent and a dark and embarrassing connection to the insurance industry that typically is built on trust. Netquote is ruining it for everyone and they should be stopped.
Low & behold the initial so called free leads are worthless leads. They are older leads that mostly just ring or you end up leaving messages with no one would ever return your calls. I became very suspicious when my messages were not returned.
Later on I'd discovered that they share each incoming lead with more than one to two dozens (in more dense metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles) of new rookie insurance agents.
The unfortunate web browser who was mis-fortunate enough to find his/her way to the netquote's site would be immediately gets bombarded with dozens of sales calls from dozens of pushy insurance agents!
I've heard some of the client crying and begging for the calls to stop. Others would be become hostile and rude. Others would simply unplugged their phones.
I, for one do not want to participate in this consumer harassment, as I think it's unethical and abusive. It's out right fraud to the agent and a dark and embarrassing connection to the insurance industry that typically is built on trust. Netquote is ruining it for everyone and they should be stopped.
