- Be wary of insurance offers from door-to-door salespeople, telephone callers or unsolicited Internet advertisements
- Be suspicious if the price of insurance seems much lower than the competition's. It could be a scam, or the coverage might be full of exclusions that are only discovered when you need the coverage
- Contact your state's insurance department to make sure the agent and company are licensed
- Contact your state's insurance department to make sure the agent and company are licensed
- Ask if the insurance company has purchased or invested in vehicle repair shops; this is a red flag. You are not required to use them, and they will not give you better service or prices — in fact, they could be worse
- Guard your insurance identification number the same way you would your social security number, because once it's stolen, criminals can use it in a scam.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
When Buying Auto Insurance
When Buying Auto Insurance
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