Please insurance agents " Do not use Netquote" unless you want scamed. Its a big rip off as you will see if you use them. You will probably talk to Waylon at Netquote... He will sound very nice and professional on the phone. This is your first leg on getting suckered in to the program. ...
NetQuote, and their sales representative, Scott Barnett, are liars and will rip you off. Do Not, under any circumstances, use them as a lead source. You will find that they misrepresent how they capture leads and resell the bogus leads to multiple agents. The so called "free" leads are a ...
I bought insurance leads from NetQuote who's website and sales rep promised quality leads that will improve sales. What I got in return was a pile of crap. All of the leads that were sent to me had wrong numbers, disconnected numbers, and people who had never requested a contact from an insurance ...
This company targets new insurance agents that don't have a lot of contacts and would promiss them fresh and high quality leads. To top it off they offer 15 free leads first before they charge your credit card for another 15 that the agent would pay for. Low & behold the initial so called free ...
These idiots convinced me to join by telling me that all leads are verified. They simply are not, as I've tested it myself. They continue to bill my account, although I no longer recieve the bogus leads. They are rude and down right thieves. I've spent my more than my $200 minimum and am now being ...
I signed with Net Quote for leads and asked for $3 non-premium leads. They use automatic biling which means that they can bill whatever they want and get the money without notice. This is exactly what they did.instead of charging me $3 a lead they charged me $15 a lead and automatically charged my ...