Complaint / Review
Matrix Direct Insurance services, Ronald J. (John) Harris, Ron Harris and Laura Huffman
American General Life Insurance Co., American General Life Insurance Company of New York, Large Insurance Co. SPAMMING Gmail under subsidiary. "Get A Life"

Https://mail. Google.com/mail/? Hl=en&shva=1#inbox/1271fb2c25516b01

The above URL will take you to an advertisement for Matrix Direct Insurance Services (Matrix Direct - 9640 Granite Ridge Drive, Suite 200 - San Diego, CA 92123

858.309.3000).

(2010 Matrix Direct, Inc. Agency services provided by Ronald J. (John) Harris in IA, TN and VT; Matrix Direct Insurance Services in CA (#0B57619), ME, MA, and OK; Matrix Direct Insurance Agency, Inc.in UT; and Matrix Direct, Inc.in AR (#246412) and all other states, except SD.)

Matrix Direct, Inc. Is a subsidiary of American General Life Insurance Company (AGL) and an affiliate of The United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York (USL).
Matrix is a subsidiary of American General Life Insurance Company, New York. American General uses Matrix as an Internet entity to SPAM with. When I received the first mailing, i sent it to friends, most of whom are on Gmail Of ten names, two received the identical mail. That's SPAMMING an a large scale.

Spamming as we know is generally not tolerated, is against the 'laws of the internet', is rude, and often works. Wouldn't YOU like to SPAM your business to tens of thousands (millions?), and reap the benefits of reaching so may? You can't, not legally. If caught, there's a plethora of nasty things that happen. Not the case for Matrix Direct Insurance Services, or the Parent: American General Life Insurance Company, New York. It seems it's OK for them.

I want as many as possible to know of a Bank and Insurance company more than willing to break the law to get your business and money. We've heard this about Banks AND Insurance companies before.

Here's an opportunity to tell "them" what you think. Call American General and ask them if they're on the brink of closing their doors (spamming?), or if breaking the laws of the Internet Business Community is just fine for building more business and lovely corporate "get-aways".

From what I can glean, they may be trying to sell the company, and a Goliath Business Knowledge on Demand may be involved with the sale, or perhaps the promotion of. This whole thing stinks. Don't forget, the ORIGINAL SPAMMING address is at the very TOP of THIS PAGE!

Here's their information:
Company Profile Updated: 17-SEP-09