Is it safe to get an auto insurance quote online?
Q: Is it safe to get an auto insurance quote online? It seems that insurance companies ask me for so much information not related to my vehicle that I feel it’s a risk to put it out there.
AIS Answer: You’re not alone in wondering whether it’s safe to put your personal information online. Nearly every insurance company or aggregator that offers free insurance quotes online will have a secure form.
Millions of people each year get free auto insurance quotes online (and credit reports, credit cards, etc) and these industries know how important protecting your personal information is. Security is taken VERY seriously.
Keep in mind that the questions insurance companies ask you on their application is to provide a better risk assessment in order to give you a binding quote, so you can purchase your new auto insurance policy online.
If you’re still a little worried about getting a quote online you can always call the insurance company directly, but, it’s a very easy and safe process to do it online without the hassle of a pushy salesperson on the other end.
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I use the internet to get a car insurance quote whenever my car insurance policy is about to renew. Everyone should shop around because it doesn’t make sense to let an insurance company tell you what your rates should be and that’s final. It’s very safe to get insurance quotes online and all of the major insurance companies like State Farm, Progressive, Allstate, Nationwide, etc all have quoting options online…and it’s pretty quick if you know your name, address, driving history and VIN number.
it’s safe to get an auto insurance quote online, yes. As long as you get it from a company that uses secure web access….which nearly everyone does.