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Trusting The Relationship Between Insurance Companies And Their Customers



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By : Susan Reynolds    99 or more times read
Submitted 2009-11-05 10:20:56
Auto insurance quotes are easily available online these days. Not everyone takes advantage of this however because they are concerned about giving out personal information online. This concern is not without merit. A lot of people online collect data from everyone they can with the intention of selling it to a third party.

Insurance companies determine their quotes by figuring out the risk level of any individual customer. To do this, they take into account a wide variety of things. Your age, driving history, credit score, gender, and location of residence all come into play here. And that's barely scrathcing the surface! The riskier you are, the higher your quite will turn out to be, because insurance companies make their profit by catering to customers that are low in risk. Instead of blaming them for wanting to make a profit, like any company, or blaming them for taking all relevant factors into account, you should be happy that they're being so thorough, and let yourself be transparent. By answering their questions with thorough honesty, you make sure you get the most accurate possible quote.

If you're still uneasy about giving insurance companies your information, stop for a moment to think about the consequences on their end. Insurance is a highly regulated industry, the government has a lot of control over what goes on in it. What do you think would happen if an insurance company leaked personal customer information to outside parties? Very, very bad things for the company, that's what! They would lose their customers, and eventually their business, by breaching that bond of trust.

Online quote systems are how insurance companies get new customers in today's world. A company simply can't compete in the marketplace without it. And since most companies want to strive and succeed over the long-term, they protect the information in those online forms with as much paranoia as you could hope for. Your safety as a customer is tied into the company's own wellbeing.

It is safe to provide your information online to auto insurance companies. No reputable auto insurance company would engage in such short-term and unscrupulous thinking. It is in their best interests to make providing their insurance quotes as easy and trustworthy as possible. Your social security number will never be used in obtaining an insurance quote. Sign-up for auto insurance online is not an automatic process, and it cannot affect your credit score. They do not oblige you to buy insurance in any way. All the company is doing in providing quotes online is giving their potential customers a tool to help them make well-informed decisions. There is no ulterior motive involved here this is just how companies establish new relationships with potential customers.

So, trusting your personal information to insurance companies is not only safe, it's necessary for the whole system to work in the first place. You have no reason to worry, since any real company will guard your information for their sake as much as for yours. And remember, getting a quote isn't the same as doing any actual shopping. Quotes are just the research before the shopping. By getting a quote you are getting an expense estimate from a company without any strings attached. It doesn't mean you have to buy the insurance at that moment, or even ever. Insurance companies try very hard to make the quote-getting process comfortable and enjoyable for everyone, so you might as well appreciate the effort and make use of the system.

Many people like to make their auto insurance decision knowing what the cost would be. A company?s potential customers and existing customers can conveniently get quotes for different coverage options and levels of coverage merely by supplying the relevant information. When people are served better, and the insurance company has greater potential for new business, the results are a real win-win. In the end, there are no motivating factors that would make a legitimate insurance company want to risk alienating customers by not protecting their personal information.

Author Resource:

Susan Reynolds is the content coordinator for a leading South African Insurance Provider who specialises in Online Insurance Quote .

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