Le site insureme.com est-il sûr ?

Domains include: ***** ***** ***** ***** Read the privacy policy... URL: hXXp://www.insweb.com/privacy_policy.html Screen capture: ***** [quote] "If you provide your personally identifiable information on the Site and request a quote, services or information from Requested Service Providers (e.g., by clicking "Submit" or “get your quotes”) (a "Request"), we may share, loan, rent or sell your personally identifiable information to our affiliates, Requested Service Providers that we match with your Request, your current provider, or to other third parties that may match you with a Requested Service Provider. In addition, the Requested Service Providers and such third may further disclose, share and use any personally identifiable information provided by you in connection with your Request. ... If you do not want your personally identifiable information shared as described above, then you should not submit a Request. IF YOU SUBMIT A REQUEST, REQUESTED SERVICE PROVIDERS MAY CONTACT YOU DIRECTLY WITH QUOTES VIA TELEPHONE, FAX, AND EMAIL. YOU MAY RECEIVE TELEMARKETING CALLS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF SUBMITTING A REQUEST ON THIS SITE, EVEN IF YOU ARE ON THE NATIONAL DO NOT CALL REGISTRY OR ANY OTHER DO NOT CALL REGISTRY." [/quote] DNS: http://www.robtex.com/dns/insureme.com.html DNS: http://bgp.he.net/dns/insureme.com

I've ordered some plants from PCH and what I got was several sticks. I planted them anyway and nothing ever grew from them. The beautiful pictures of flowering plants and shrubs are not true. I tried again to order a plant and the same thing happened. I still have those sticks stuck into a nice ceramic planter and for two years now, nothing but the same sticks.

I should have known better. This site looks legitimate on the surface, and does provide a service. I rated yellow for caution, because they are not very up front about what is going to happen. I thought I was getting real time quotes. Instead, I entered LOTs of personal information, and the final result was to pass my information out to "matched" agents that will contact me by email or phone. So, I feel the site is a little underhanded, and not straight forward. Also, the Tons of personal information collected was not even passed on to the larger insurance companies, so when they wrote me back referencing the quote, they wanted all the personal information entered again. I suspect that ***** is simply selling the leads.