(TEXAS) – Are you being scammed by your current insurer? New policies are indicating that for years many Texas drivers have likely overpaid on their car insurance coverage.
This is the one simple truth your car insurance company doesn’t want you to know. If you’re driving less than 35 miles/day on average and live in Texas you can get an extremely high discount. Did you know that? Or DUI’s… if you have no DUI’s, you can get even more discounts. But do you think your auto insurance company will tell you that? Fat chance.
When Miranda entered her zip code atInsurance.Comparisons.org, she was shocked. She found out her local insurance agent was ripping her off, and she could get car insurance much cheaper.
“We managed to reduce our insurance premium by 50%! I only wish we had discovered this sooner.” Miranda exclaimed.
What Miranda did was visit an independent car insurance rate comparison website – Insurance.Comparisons.org, and entered in some basic information. Within seconds, she was shown the different rates that all of the popular insurance companies offered for the criteria she put in. And that’s when she found out she was overpaying.
Does this mean Miranda was being scammed by her former insurance agent? She would not say one way or the other, but the truth is most agents are paid on commission which means the higher your insurance premiums, the more money your agent makes. You can be sure, however, that your insurance company is not going to call you up to offer you a discount.
Did you know that car insurance rates have dropped?
Comparing insurance companies is especially important now, because rates have dropped over the last year or so. In fact, thanks to new program policies, you may be able to save $100′s on your current rate.
So, what is the “One Simple Rule?”NEVER buy insurance without comparing all discounts online first. Out of the 100′s of insurers out there, only a handful will give you really big discounts. But they ARE out there, and they WANT to insure you – you just can’t find each other.
