Are there any websites or companies that give leads / referrals for insurance queries?

Question

I am not talking about customer care. If "X" has a insurance need and he logs in a website "Y", and "Y" send the details of "X" to me. But do websites like these exist?

Answer 1

If you have any queries, you can send it to me.

Generally, the company in which you have taken policy have customer care department

or

The person, who gave you policy can answer your questions.

Anyhow, I'm here to help you freee. Send your queries.

Answer 2

yes there many but my best is insuranceplan4u.com

source:http://www.insuranceplan4u.com

Answer 3

4freequotes.com

netquote.com

Plus many many more.

The leads are not great. Most people that go on those websites want a real time quote. They do not want agents calling them. Typically, you will sell about 1 out of 10 leads, and that's if you work really hard quoting and following up. Each lead costs about $8-$13 dollars, so make sure you are really going to work the lead if you are going to purchase them.

Answer 4

Yes. In your scenario, “Y” is an internet lead provider. I recommend iLeads.com http://www.ileads.com/  Not only do they send you insurance leads in real time, immediately after consumer “X” completes the online form, but they have partnered with First American Financial to enhance their leads with loan and property information. So the person requesting homeowner’s insurance or life insurance quote fills in a short form, but what you receive is a long-form lead with lots of data, such as property square footage, appraised value, date of construction, home equity, and other details. Marketed as “Insurance Plus Leads,” these long-form leads give you enough information to calculate a homeowner’s underinsurance on the fly. They also can help your cross-sell mortgage protection life insurance and simply to prioritize who to call. Obviously a consumer with a $1 million home and $300,000 in home equity might have a real need for insurance. These enhanced leads are more accurate than typical leads, because they have actually vetted the consumer. Good luck!

Answer 5

I am a authorised insurance agent and ARN holder. very soonI I will establish my own web site  to serve the society

Answer 6

There are tons of websites like this, it will depend on the type of insurance you are looking for, just google life insurance leads and you can find them. For example, Vimo.com, leadco.biz, quotesauction.com.

Answer 7

I use Netquote.com.  Love it! I sold to the very first "lead" I received and then cross sold him another policy! Downside? I pay $15 per lead whether I sell it or not.  Upside? I get the lead in "real-time".  I'm usually able to make contact while their still sitting at their computer!