On-line Life Insurance Quotes can Coexist with TotalCustomer Privacy

Invasion of the Privacy Snatchers
Privacy…
Even the notion of it brings up a wistful longing, a
“wouldn’t it be nice if…” ache. The concept of controlling
your private information harkens back to simpler times.
Privacy is a casualty of modern life – treated as yet
another price of progress. Each of us finds frequent, fresh
reasons to mourn its loss – as more of our private space is
chipped away. On some level we feel violated, while being
powerless to slow it down.
One needn’t survive identity theft to be weary of routine
assaults upon our individual sense of identity. It’s who we
are – after all. Computer technologies driving our world
relentlessly chop us into bits and byes of data, that can be
stored and analyzed. Then it’s passed along to persons or
organizations unknown – to use for “who knows what.”
People Jealously Guard their Bit of Remaining Privacy
Fill in this form… supply that personal fact… There’s no
way to protect private information from insatiable, ever-
expanding databases. Like the Star Trek slogan of the Borg,
“Resistance is Futile.” All the while, down deep there’s a
gnawing suspicion that whatever we reveal will be used
against us.
Nowhere is that insecurity clearer than on the Internet,
with infinite information passing across millions of
websites. How willing are people to tell more than they must
about themselves? Not very. Websites that demand more than
minimal self-disclosure find a high percentage leave rather
than comply.
Reliance on the Internet to Find Information Keeps Growing
Studies report the Web is trusted to provide information
needed to make decisions and purchases – second only to
spouses. A Harris Interactive consumer survey (2004) found
that 73% of adults are now online – 156 million users.That”s
up from 69% eight months before. Such massive changes in
consumer behavior are altering every type of business.It’s a
new ball game online.
Life insurance was once sold primarily by career life agents
who represented a single insurance company. And a person’s
agent knew them personally. Now policies are also sold by
direct mail, telephone, and over the Internet – often by
people who don’t know you at all.
Although there are numerous websites offering life insurance
rate information, they ask visitors to disclosure their
personal contact information first. And some are just
collecting information to sell to agents. One assumes that
requirement serves the sales process, rather than serving
the wary customer (who just wants the information, thank
you).
Anonymity is a Luxury
Imagine acquiring information you desire without having to
surrender your privacy! There’s an extensive data base where
life insurance rates for major companies are collected. And
you can immediately find the best rates in the database,
based on the factors you care about and fit you personally.
Here’s the best part. You can acquire that information
without having to give up any facts about yourself. It’s a
reality – we don’t ask for any personal information in order
for you to get the data you want. You see the phrase, “We
respect your privacy” all over the Web. But this could be
the first time you’ve seen it in practice.
If you visit http://www.lifeinsure.com and enter several
factors that you want to know… Bingo, up pop the best
rates in the database. Your personal information was never
requested. No salesman will call. Nobody is going to make
you sorry you filled out a request. Aaaah…
Bet you thought it couldn’t happen. But we demonstrate that
online life insurance quotes can co-exist with total
customer privacy.
Here’s what one client said, which is representative of the
positive feedback people give us about this service: “After
attempting to work with several other online insurance
services, I found LifeInsure.com With them, I was able to
look at many different insurance options in the privacy of
my own home. Then, when I was good and ready, I made the
decision, and contacted them. I had all the rates before I
got in touch with them. Being able to do this anonymously
made this a very comfortable, non-pressured process.”
You’re Completely in Control
Once you review your list of competitive insurance choices,
anonymously, the next move is entirely up to you. Search
again with different criteria… File the information away
for future reference… Call your brother-in-law who’s been
after you to buy the policy he’s selling… Or click on the
link for your choice of policy and take the next step (where
at some point, you’ll need to identify yourself)… and only
then contact us for more information… It’s 100% up to you.
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