Compare the market.com

The compare the market.com website was infact very useful. They only thing that me and other friends have found that if you use the website that you then become a slave to the phone! They sell your information to leadx ltd. You then have to answer your phone every 30 minuets becasue they try their hardest for you to have a direct quote form a insurer. Why do we use the website if their not accurate as Leadx explains. All Leadx want to do is transfer you to an insurer which i found are dreadfully bad at giving a quote so that they gain profit from passing you through. I think this is very irresponsible of compare the maket.com that they would have Leadx ltd as one of ...  Read the complete review

If I'm totally honest this really isn't the kind of sight I'd normally be browsing. My car insurance and house insurance is sorted and I'm thinking confidently I got a pretty good deal, not that home and car insurance are the only options for you to compare on comparethemarket.com. Both my son and I who were interested in their current advertising campaign instigated my initial visit. For those unfamiliar with this campaign I shall just briefly run over the general idea, which I find to be very clever marketing indeed. Basically we are confronted by a talking meerkat who is somewhat frustrated at the fact that people are visiting his sight to get ...  Read the complete review

I'm generally sceptical about price comparison sites, but have been quite favourably impressed recently with 'Compare the Market' (dot.com) - that internet company that advertises on TV with a ridiculously catchy jingle (and, for some reason, a Russian-accented smoking-jacket-wearing meerkat). While looking for cheaper car insurance earlier this month, I 'compared the market' by checking prices at both 'compare the market' and 'confused.com'. They both offer similar services - in each, you enter the usual details of yourself, your vehicle and other drivers to be named on the policy, then opt in or out of a number of 'specials' relating to the policy (e.g. ...  Read the complete review