Quotesmith.com Unveils Homeowners Ins. Comparison Service for Calif. Residents
Quotesmith.com announced the launch of a brand new homeowner insurance price comparison service for residents of California. The California debut includes an initial lineup of six leading insurers that are now immediately available at www.quotesmith.com. More insurance companies will be added in the future.
“Our new California homeowner insurance price comparison service is convenient, fast and easy to use,” Quotesmith.com project leader, Bill Bland said. “We’ve brought to market a new technology which delivers a panorama of comparative home and condo insurance information to every user. What’s more, this new service includes replacement cost calculators, quotes for popular options and online applications. This kind of functionality is not available from any other source on the Web. All of this information is presented in a format that is quick and easy to understand.”
With the goal of seeking to slash shopping and policy delivery times, the new Quotesmith.com service offers:
• A wide selection of instant quotes from leading California insurance companies.
• Accurate quotes backed by a $500 Cash Reward.
• Complete absence of special broker “add-on” service fees which are typically charged by many California-based insurance brokers
• Personalized customer care and assistance on a toll-free basis.
• Simple-to-use search parameters with automatic retention of all request information which makes future re-quotes a snap.
• Unbiased information, freedom to purchase from any company shown.
• Immediate alternate coverage quotes without having to re-key or re-search.
• Ability to buy and bind online from many companies.
• Viewable A.M. Best ratings with each and every quote.
• Ability to view underwriting acceptance guidelines.
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