Internet Insurance Information
Let The Buyer Beware Many organizations make it a priority to use the Internet, a critical piece in today's Information Age. Insurers are attracted to this medium because, with its connection to savvy, technologically astute consumers, it is an ideal method for promoting insurance products. However, as we make increasing use of the Internet, we should remember some ancient, excellent advice - "Let the buyer beware." What Is The Danger? In some respects, the 'Net may be no more dangerous than getting information from other sources, but the need to be a careful information consumer remains. One major issue is that consumers tend to grant published information a high level of credibility; this includes the information you're currently reading. It is important to be certain of any information before acting on it. It's true that ten sources of information can give you ten different answers. However, the safest way to use information is to seek and sort out different grains of truth than to have blind faith in a single source. Why Is There Danger? The 'Net holds many wonders, but it also provides many opportunities for acquiring information that may be useless or even harmful. Any 'Net user should remember the following:
So Is The Information Any Good? That depends upon what you do next. When seeking information to meet your insurance needs, it's important to discuss your concerns with an expert. A professional insurance agent is a good source for getting the answers you need to fit your unique coverage situation. Revised 09/05 COPYRIGHT: Insurance Publishing Plus, Inc. 1998, 2002, 2005 All rights reserved. Production or distribution, whether in whole or in part, in any form of media or language; and no matter what country, state or territory, is expressly forbidden without written consent of Insurance Publishing Plus, Inc. |