BuzzQuotes sell fraudulent quotes. They were to take a one time credit card deduction but continuted to deduct money without permission. Their product is either fake or fradulent. They do not give what they promise. Kathy Lone Jack, Missouri U.S.A. ...
I used the service in March and the leads that I got were few and far between or, if any and they didnt look very good. After a month or so of this I contacted Buzz Quotes in June and requested that my service be cancelled and to refund my initial 300.00 fee. I spoke to rep named Josh Zigman who ...
I, too, have been hosed by BuzzQuotes! When I signed on, I gave them $500 because I would receive an additional $50 worth of leads. None of the leads I received were any good.in fact, most of the leads had already purchased insurance more than a month earlier. I requested credits for 13 bad leads ...
I signed up for BuzzQuotes with their rep Bruce Sessler in July. His selling point was the consumer had to go through 60 fields of information to receive a quote. After 3 bad leads, with little infomation, and two other leads from states I was not licensed in I cancelled with Mr. Sessler. He ...
I contracted with this company to purchase 2-3 insurance leads per day in specified zipcodes. They started dumping leads, sometimes 25-30 at a time, in my box which would cause my bank card to be charged because it would through me up over my dollar limit with them. They never charged the card ...
Buzzquotes.com is a scam. I have been waiting for about three months now for my credit of $525. Greg supposedly is the owner of the company but it was a guy named Josh who initially sold me this service. Every time I called requesting credit they would play dumb. At first, they would tell me that I ...