JoS
2011-07-12 12:30:47
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Not just maybe. One should definitely have household insurance. Especially natural hazard damages should be covered. As far as the insurance company is concerned, you should take a close look at the packages; I recommend doing a insurance comparison so as not to end up with mentioned internet insurers who then do not cover the benefits. There are plenty of such V_Portals and I believe that doesn’t cost anything.
Just as a side note..... Saying the named portals "cost nothing" is not entirely correct. They usually finance themselves either directly through commissions or through what we might call backend services.
Company "A", which owns several insurance companies, has noticed that potential customers search for information on the internet. Now "A" creates a comparison tool for free financial comparison. The normal standard tariffs of groups "A" to "H" are integrated here, and under a fantasy name a special tariff from "A" is tailored and also sent into the race.
Who will probably win the majority of all comparisons??
Who benefits from this? Right, the one who happens to have the special tariff "A" in their pocket, and just like that the max profit is secured through the comparison portal. In the few cases where "A" special does not win, the inquiry is forwarded and a commission is earned anyway.
Therefore, just a tip on the side – a thorough look at the imprint is useful. Then ask uncle Google a bit about the person and at the latest then you will realize that in many cases a broker or a group of covert operators runs the page.
This does not have to be the case always – but often it is.