telegraph.co.uk— People who use social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook have been warned that they could eventually face rises in their home insurance premiums of as much as 10pc.
Feb 21, 2010View in Crawl 4
Time to buy AIG.Insurance companies will raise your premium anytime you give them a chance. It's not like you are more likely to get hit by a lightning or get blown away by hurricanes if you have bad credit, but insurance companies will charge you higher premium because of that. You have a $300,000 house and a credit of 600, your neighbor has a $400,000 house and a credit of 800. You will pay more to insure your $300K than him for $400K. How? Because they can. The U.S. congress allows them to charge you based on your credit score, even though it has nothing to do with your house being hit by God.The insurance company is happy to raise your premium based on astrology if they can figure out a way.
lunarbunnyFeb 21, 2010
I came here to post this site, haha.
gelftheelfFeb 21, 2010
Meanwhile, these same companies are using FaceBook at Twitter to promote themselves. Progressive, Geico, All State, and many other all have FaceBook fan pages and Twitter accounts. <a class="user" href="http://twitter.com/progressive" rel="nofollow">http://twitter.com/progressive</a><a class="user" href="http://twitter.com/Geico" rel="nofollow">http://twitter.com/Geico</a><a class="user" href="http://twitter.com/Allstate" rel="nofollow">http://twitter.com/Allstate</a>1. Make Twitter/Facebook acounts to show we're cool and to promote ourselves2. Invite everyone to become our friends and follow 3. Raise their premium's 10%4. ???5. Profit
dk75eclipseFeb 22, 2010
*went
th3macdud3Feb 22, 2010
Your kind of retarded if you post your home address on facebook.
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skepticaApr 8, 2010
Time to buy AIG.Insurance companies will raise your premium anytime you give them a chance. It's not like you are more likely to get hit by a lightning or get blown away by hurricanes if you have bad credit, but insurance companies will charge you higher premium because of that. You have a $300,000 house and a credit of 600, your neighbor has a $400,000 house and a credit of 800. You will pay more to insure your $300K than him for $400K. How? Because they can. The U.S. congress allows them to charge you based on your credit score, even though it has nothing to do with your house being hit by God.The insurance company is happy to raise your premium based on astrology if they can figure out a way.