Here’s the brutal truth about SelectQuote Life Insurance:
While this massive agency has helped millions of people buy life insurance, it has some problems you should know about before buying a policy.
(A good friend of mine sells life insurance policies for SelectQuote here in San Diego, so I know!)
We’ll discuss these problems in this SelectQuote review. And, we’ll cover the agency’s advantages, too.
Everything you wanted: The good, the bad, and the ugly. Let’s get started.
Advantages of SelectQuote
Here is your greatest advantage when you work with SelectQuote: It’s an independent agency, meaning SelectQuote offers coverage from a variety of different life insurance companies and not just one or two companies.
This is important for someone with a health impairment such as diabetes.
Why is this so important? Because some life insurance companies look more favorably on applicants with certain medical conditions than other companies do.
When you apply through an independent agency, you have a better chance of finding quality insurance coverage you can afford.
Your SelectQuote agent can help match you with a company well suited for your needs, saving you a ton of time and hassle compared to applying with 10 or 12 different insurance companies separately.
I know Select Quote’s medical questionnaire is thorough which makes the application process more nuanced and less standardized. This is a big plus.
Other SelectQuote advantages include:
Knowledgeable Agents
I know for a fact SelectQuote’s sales agents get good training before they start working with clients. SelectQuote Insurance Services tries to make sure you’re dealing with a knowledgeable agent and not someone who’s learning the ropes along with you.
Nationwide Access
SelectQuote is licensed to sell life insurance in 49 states (everywhere but South Dakota). This agency has also streamlined its underwriting process as much as possible, though it still skews toward over-the-phone access and not true online access like PolicyGenius or Haven Life.
Remote Access
From the beginning of your application process to your policy’s delivery, you can conduct 100 percent of your business with Select Quote by telephone.
This saves time and it’s super convenient compared to visiting an insurance agent’s office. So it’s easy to understand why SelectQuote is still one of the top sellers of term life insurance online.
Select Quote Pricing Comparison
Let’s be clear about this upfront: SelectQuote can’t offer a lower premium than any other agency or agent. This means you won’t necessarily save money just because you’re working with SelectQuote.
For example, let’s say you’re buying a 30-year term policy through Banner Life with a face value of $500,000.
The premium you’ll pay after buying this policy through SelectQuote will be exactly the same as if you’d bought the same policy from an independent agent in your neighborhood.
Life insurance premiums are what they are. They’re based on the carrier’s underwriting process which considers your health, age, gender, occupation, and hobbies. These factors won’t change; they’re part of who you are. So there’s no cost benefit in working with SelectQuote from this perspective.
But if you dig deeper into the process, you can save money through SelectQuote because… this agency works with so many carriers you have a much better chance of finding quotes that align well with your personal information.
This means you have a better chance of accessing the carrier that has the best rates for someone in your health condition. I do wish SelectQuote worked with more carriers. We’ll get into that below.
I highly recommend independent agencies — especially if you have special risk factors such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
You certainly don’t want to go to an agent who works for State Farm, or some other “captive” agent who must only sell his own company’s products no matter how much they cost you.
Bottom line:
My agency can’t beat SelectQuote on prices for specific policies. The difference you’ll get with us is service. We’ll work a lot harder to make sure you’re getting the best rates you can get based on your unique personal information. Call us to compare instant quotes at 888-603-2876.
3 Undeniable Problems Working With SelectQuote
I admire SelectQuote which has been selling life insurance policies since 1985. This online insurance agency predates the Internet. Talk about vision!
But this is an honest life insurance review and I have to point out a few issues I have with SelectQuote.
1. The Agents Have Little Time for You
SelectQuote agents work for a company with seemingly unlimited leads. They can make phone calls all day long and sell, sell, sell. Covid-19 pandemic closes the call centers? No problem. They’re calling leads and making sales from home. It’s almost always a great time to be a sales agent.
Except — SelectQuote pays its sales agents only about a quarter of the commission a traditional insurance agent would make.
So this creates a problem. SelectQuote agents have to sell dozens of policies per month to make a good living. They need to sell you a policy and get off the phone to start on another sale. They don’t have time to dedicate to each client during the initial call.
My agent friend says he has been trained to always give an instant quote the first time he speaks to a new prospect. SQ agents just don’t have time to wait for you to make up your mind. They need you to buy a policy today.
Why You Should Care
Life insurance is a serious matter. If you’re going to be paying into a policy for 20 to 30 years, don’t you want an agent who can spend 30 minutes (or even an hour) with you? Especially if you’re new to life insurance and have some questions.
Just read a few SelectQuote reviews on ComplaintsBoard.com or TrustPilot or the Better Business Bureau.
See what I mean?
We can stay on the phone with you a couple hours if needed, and if you don’t buy a policy today, that’s fine. It pays off for us to build and maintain relationships with you, our client.
2. “Up-Selling” (They Try to Sell You More Than Just Life Insurance)
SelectQuote has grown. It’s publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (SLQT). This agency still has its roots in Kansas but it has offices throughout the country — San Diego, Jacksonville, Fla., Denver, Iowa, San Francisco, and so on.
Former employees say SQ is so intent on making money for its investors that the focus has shifted more to the bottom line and less on the customer.
You can see this change play out in SQ’s tendency to up-sell its life insurance leads into home insurance or car insurance.
And now the agency is building a remote work force to follow up on final expense life insurance quotes.
Select Quote Call Monitoring – Agents Must Upsell Home & Auto
One agent who left SQ a few years ago told me he was forced to upsell auto and home insurance to anyone who called in for life insurance.
He said he had to mention the home and auto upsell at least three times during his phone call or he would risk getting his best leads taken away from him for a week.
So let’s say you call in for a term life insurance quote. The agent says, “I’m happy to help you with that! Can I also interest you in a home and auto insurance instant quote?”
You decline, saying you’re happy with your current auto and home coverage. “I’m only interested in life insurance today.”
My agent friend said at that point, he would still have to ask you two more times about home and auto.
He’d give you a life insurance quote and then say, “Now how about that home and auto quote?” (The one you already refused.)
Geez – Talk about pushy!
My info is a few years old. If a current SQ employee would like to comment below, I’ll be happy to remove that critique from my SelectQuote review.
Casualties of Underpaid Agents
Besides the occasional report of rude agents (because they’re hustling to their next call), there’s another casualty of hurried agents:
Lack of service.
The problem here is that many people have medical problems, or a combination of problems that make buying life insurance more complicated. This is the main reason independent agencies have so much to offer. They have time to help their clients find the best coverage at the best rates.
This process requires an agent to make a lot of calls and emails sometimes… (aka – good service).
Here’s the deal:
Since SelectQuote agents have to sell as many policies as they can as quickly as possible, the unfortunate truth is that sometimes the client suffers.
It makes me feel like Select Quote agents don’t always have the very best in mind for their client, but just want to sell them any policy that they can talk the client into.
For example:
Here’s a life insurance FAQ – “Should you buy a policy that requires a medical exam or not?”
Let’s say you’re 43 years old and you call SQ for a 20-year term policy. If you’re in excellent health, the agent can quote you the absolute lowest rating anywhere, which would be a policy that requires an exam, and may take 4 to 6 weeks to get approved.
All these things being equal, that’s extra work for the SelectQuote agent. And keep in mind they have a sales quota of 5 policies sold per week.
So that’s why I’ve heard their sales representatives try to push no exam policies.
No-exam policies get approved more quickly, and with less trouble, which is good for the agent. But these policies frequently costs 20% to 40% more in premiums — which is bad for the client.
This isn’t putting the client first.
3. SelectQuote Uses Fewer Life Insurance Companies
For an independent agency, SelectQuote works with a small stable of life insurance providers.
This agency has access to only 11 life insurance companies including:
- American General (AIG)
- Americo
- Banner Life (William Penn in New York State) sold by Legal & General
- Companion
- Lincoln National
- Pacific Life
- Protective
- Prudential
- SBLI
- Trustage
- United of Omaha (a Mutual of Omaha product)
Now, all of these companies have stellar reputations in the life insurance profession. Some of them are even rated in my top 10 best.
But this is just a small sampling of the several hundred companies available, and it doesn’t include industry leaders such as Northwestern Mutual, New York Life, and MassMutual.
If you are healthy, you should find very competitive rates with SelectQuote. However, if you have a health issue, having only 11 carriers may not be enough to help you find the best life insurance rates for your situation.
Independent agents, on the other hand, generally have access to dozens of life insurers. Here, at Huntley Wealth, we have access to over 70 companies.
Why is this important?
Representing more companies allows us to find those insurers who are more liberal, especially when it comes to certain health issues.
Not only can we help you find a policy, but we are also more likely to find a company which has lower rates. Often, we can find you a few companies with great rates to choose from.
Complaints About Select Quote Service
The other issue I have with SQ is its poor service. When you buy an insurance policy — whether its life insurance, auto insurance, or supplemental Medicare coverage — you normally make a connection with your agent.
When you have questions about your policy or would like to change your coverage, it’s normal to reach out to your agent.
But when you buy insurance through SelectQuote, you may never again speak with the agent who sold you the policy. These agents just don’t have time to check up on you. They have to keep selling term life insurance policies and other insurance products to meet their quotas.
Follow up is so important, though. Let’s say you’ve changed addresses, or changed banks and need to switch the account your payment comes from. Or lets say you’ve had another child and need to add her as a beneficiary.
Who would you call?
We build relationships with our clients. As your life insurance needs change over time, we encourage our clients to let us know. When your family grows and you need more coverage we can help you decide how to supplement your current term life insurance policy without adding costs unnecessarily.
Or when your kids earn financial independence and you need less coverage, we want to help you decide whether to go without coverage or find a universal life policy that might take care of your needs for the rest of your life.
It’s nice when you can simply call your agent and have a conversation about your needs as your life changes. Unfortunately, with SelectQuote, you’d start back at square one with a series of free quotes. You’d need to go through the buying process all over again with a different person.
Now, if you know exactly what you need, this will be fine. In that case I’d use SelectQuote myself if I didn’t run an independent agency of my own.
But if you want to have a conversation about your needs, you won’t have that luxury with SQ which is basically a call center.
That’s why we like to emphasize the personalized service we provide for all our clients because we like to keep in touch and be there to help you out with all your special needs.
It’s little things like this that don’t get done unless you conduct annual reviews.
What Is SelectQuote’s Rating?
Many insurance companies are rated by financial rating companies such as Standard & Poor’s, Fitch, Moody’s, or A.M. Best.
However, Select Quote is not an insurance carrier. It is an independent agency, like us.
In other words, if you get a policy through SQ, the actual insurer will be some other company such as AIG or Banner Life. Since that’s the actual company that will be cutting the check upon the death of the insured, that’s the company you will want to check for their financial rating.
Is SelectQuote a Scam?
Absolutely not. I’m not sure why people ask this question, but they do. SelectQuote is legit and it helps a lot of people find the right life insurance policy.
Some of the complaints I’ve seen about SQ being a scam are just plain ridiculous. Part of it seems to derive from SQ agents asking for your Social Security number.
Shoppers are smart to be wary of giving out sensitive information, but any life insurance agent will need your Social Security number. Your SSN identifies you as being who you say you are, and it helps insurance carriers collect medical records on you.
Should You Get Life Insurance with SelectQuote?
I really do like what they do over at SelectQuote for the most part. In no way do I think SelectQuote is a scam, as some websites claim.
A lot of the complaints I have about them are issues that a lot of huge online life insurance agencies deal with. For example, I wrote a similar review about Intelliquote complaints recently. Intelliquote has some of the same issues as SQ.
However, I do feel if you use an independent agent like me who has been in business for a while, that’s the absolute best way to go.
You’ll get all the benefits of working with an agent who can take your case to any carrier, and you also will get an agent who can take his time with you up front during the sales portion and will then be able to offer you service after the sale.
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Why would you highlight in bold print “Select quote is a scam”? Jumps write off the page and if you are scrolling through you would probably dismiss as a scam if you haven’t read the whole article. You need to remove that. It looks like a shady trick to slight Select Quote. And it makes your article look shady. I’m a 35 year licensed agent and that’s my impression. I have several friends that work there and have encouraged me to come on board. So I’m not a novice in insurance. The bold print makes you look shady. I’d remove that if I were you. Otherwise the article was helpful in making a job decision.
Hey Leigh, thanks for your comment and good luck with your decision. We have friends there too, and we consider this to be a very fair review of SQ. Sometimes we use bolding for SEO value.
I just sign up with Select Quote to purchase Plan G health insurance policy with Cigma. After reading the comments I now believe I have being Scammed. It looks like SQ sells everything. That is not good. They are very invasive and use every tactics in the world to get your money. I believe that the world and the United States have a cesspool of fraud and corruption. The agent send me a copy of what I agreed to on the phone sounds like a disclaimer. I did not know that come a stage in my life where I became so vulnerable. I gave my SSN and my bank account number to someone I don’t even know. I feel like a fool.
Hey Caleb,
Thank you for your comments. First I want to let you know SQ has been in business for years and they’re a massive company. Our critiques are more about the service you’ll get there. I seriously doubt you have been scammed.
You confused me when you a trusted company when a lot more Insurance companies are guiding consumers into whole life policies and never tell the consumer what they are really in for. Not sure a policy that will be too expensive to own and accumulating “extra saving” is really the purpose of life insurance. I agree with you that the added service once your policy is in force does make a big difference. Look up non payment to beneficiaries by the insurance industry and you will see why cheap is not always best.
We feel strongly that Whole Life is simply not a good investment for our clients. Once upon a time, it worked, but in this day and age, folks just lose their shirts and end up with nothing as they approach old age. It’s a sad situation, no matter what agent sells it!
I’m trying to get life insurance for my mother. she is 67 and had congestive heart failure. She also smokes. I had Selectquote call her and talk to her. She says the agent on the phone told her it would cost her $38/mo for $7000 of coverage or $51/mo for $9000 coverage. This coverage only covers her for accidental death until two years have elapsed with the policy. Does this sound reasonable to you? I need so]me guidance here.
Hi Tim,
One of our agents will be in touch with you to help you with your Mother’s insurance needs.
Chris,
How close of ties do you have to SQ, as in current employees there? I am a Paramedical Examiner. I would love to elaborate on this but I don’t want to lose my job either. Also, will be calling for quotes for a 10 year term on my 51 YO husband.
Not too close. I know a bunch of people that used to work there, but I never did.
Select Quote just called and harassed me even though I told them to cancel the policy. Saying I should just throw $15 every month into the trash because that’s how much I will be wasting with another company. They do not listen when you say “please cancel the policy”. Finally I just asked “Did you just call to harass me?” Then he hung up on me. Very unprofessional!
I would say that’s not common over there. The point of my article was not to slam SQ but to question their service after the sale. I’m sorry you had a bad experience there. Give us a call at 888-603-2876 for a good one!
Hi. Different question of sorts. I am dearly trying to break into the insurance world and looking for an entry level foot in the door position. SQ has a job fair coming up in San Diego advertising some pretty big numbers for base to start. I would be interested to know if your friend can tell me if those are legit? Or perhaps you know of an opportunity for me.
Thanks!
Yes, I’m sure they’re legit. You can make good money there. It’s just that based on some conversations I’ve had with employees there you’ll hate your job and hate the company.
I would like to add a comment about the service portion of your review. While it is true that you do not work with the original agent once your policy is active, having more people and more departments who can focus on the ins and outs is a huge plus in my book. A whole department of case specialists whos only area of focus is getting the policy from “sold” to “in force” is nothing but beneficial for everyone involved. This means the person working on your case in that area has extremely specific knowledge, a specialized skill set, and perhaps most importantly, has built up special contacts within the underwriting department of each agency who can help expedite and troubleshoot problems. The same goes for the “policy holder services department”. The complicated ins and outs of each separate agency being what they are (Banner may allow face amount decreases after a year, while prudential may allow some policies to be decreased at any time, Banner charges $25.00 for a duplicate copy of your policy but the “PHS” has an email buddy in Banners customer service department that can usually email the policy copy, etc) having someone who is dedicated to doing nothing but inforce service can only be a good thing. Perhaps a little frustrating when you call one person and are transferred to someone else, but in the long run it is much better to have a team of specialists on your side who know their stuff in and out rather than having just one agent to call. Obviously I work for selectquote but I don’t make any extra money just for giving my opinion on this article, I just really do think I work for a great company and want to put in my two cents about the opinions in this review.
Hey Jen,
Thanks so much for your comment. It’s great to hear you love SQ. I am also a fan, in most cases.
Notice in my article I didn’t say that “you’ll never get any service.” I said that you will most likely never speak to your “agent”, the one who sold the policy to you, again after your initial purchase.
Why does that matter?
Well, it goes back to service. I simply don’t think that service representatives are qualified to make these calls… an experienced agent should do it. Sure you guys are trained to ask about life events such as changing jobs, adding a baby, getting married, moving, etc., and can help them with common stuff like changing address or beneficiary, or offer to transfer them to an agent if they need more coverage, but a review should go in much more depth than that.
Every review should include a discussion about the client’s health, their need for insurance, (both amount and timeframe), and often, especially with higher net worth individuals or business owners, our discussion might involve business planning, estate planning, tax planning, etc.
This needs to be done by a qualified, experienced agent.
I just spoke to an agent from Select Quote regarding a Non owners car insurance policy. He was very polite and gave a quote from Progressive for $365 with a five month payment plan. I had called a few other places and I think this is a good rate, but what do I know. I’m just waiting to receive my cards. Hopefully, I have a good experience. I’ll report back with my experience.
Hi Tony,
That sounds great. We don’t compete with them on auto insurance, but I would expect some of the things I said in this article still to be true… you may not get much “service after the sale” from your agent.
I have been shopping term insurance for myself and my wife. Banner Life keeps coming up as the best price for 500k and 1M for 20 and 30 years. There are several bad reviews online about their billing and for lapsing policies for 1 or 2 missed payments. Banner has pretty good ratings though. Should I be concerned or just go for best price? For the record, I don’t plan to miss any of my annual payments but I don’t want my wife to have problems in the event the policy needs to pay out. HELP!!
Hey Eric,
They’re a great company. If you’re worried about lapsing, go with a company like Transamerica who allows you to designate a third party addressee on the policy. I recommend adding this person in case you and your wife were to become mentally incompetent and stop paying your bills. This way another person has the chance to be aware of the fact you stopped paying your premium and may be notified prior to them terminating your policy. A form will accompany your policy where you can write in the secondary addressee. I’m not sure if Banner has this feature. I think it’s a great feature.
i just stumbled on to this site. reason being i lost my dad a few years back. but he had a little change$$. wasnt that hard on the family finacialy but my mother is still with us. my siblings have their own families so i know it would be up to me to take care of my mothers espensises when she passes. she 66 still getting around but with issues. term life insurance seems to be the way to go. but open for other opinions..b
Select Quote will “do the shopping and I as a customer will save”? Let me see if I am missing something.Select has to pay thousands for the commercials,and the people they hire,and they shop for free and still save me money as opposed to me doing my own shopping?
That’s right! Agencies don’t charge for their services. The insurance carriers pay us when we get a new client. Isn’t that awesome!
Can you tell me what you think of SBLI? My husband and I are both healthy- 50 years of age- should we both get life insurance? Thanks!
Lorna,
I would need more information to be able to counsel you on whether or not you need life insurance.
Please call me directly at 888-603-2876 for a quote, as I cannot provide this information to you without knowing what state you are in.
For curiosity’s sake, what does an agent stand to make on, say, 20 years of term insurance at $400/year? It’d help me understand how much effort the sales agent is really going to put forth.
An independent agent like me makes between 60% to 100% of the first years premium, so if I were to sell you a policy for $400 bucks, I might make around $300 to $400. Select Quote agents make less than half of that, since Select Quote takes the majority of the commission. Your agent make be making about a hundred dollars.
I want to correct a few things on your website. First of all, if you google my name and select quote you’ll see I was an agent for the company. They are a great company to use. Yes, their agents have to sell a lot of policies but they simply compete by trying to provide the best rate that someone actually qualifies for. I can’t tell you how many times I lost a policy because another agent who did not understand underwriting underquoted a client and then they later called me back because the policy they actually qualified for was much more expensive.
We had very clear guidelines on rates for people with specific conditions. If we did not know, we would in fact shop it around in anonymous “what if” emails to numerous carriers to see who would offer the best rate. Many times, we would know a carrier like banner is the best with people(they used to be but these things change) who had heart bypasses and we would write a policy and inform the client that this is where we think they qualify but often we don’t know for sure until after the insurance company has reviewed all of their medical records and performed a brief medical test. In fact, many insurance company underwriters would provide us a quote but inform us that it is pending a review of the clients medical records. THe only way to do this is to apply for the policy. However, after the final price is determined the person has the option to accept the policy or reject it. Select Quote Agents like myself would try another company if we thought the price is unfair.
Anyways, with a brief e-mail a select quote agent can shop someone’s information to numerous companies if their rating and price for life insurance in unclear. It’s anonymous, quick, and much more thorough than a normal agent.
Hey Brent,
Thanks for the comments, although I really don’t see what you said here that contradicted anything I wrote in my review of Select Quote. My biggest critique was about their service after the sale. I personally know many Select Quote agents and know a lot of them do a good job selling, and know their stuff. I would question how many agents request email quotes like you described, though. I can’t tell you how many people have come to me that I have gotten approved after a SQ agent told them they couldn’t help. Just sayin’…
I am a Mom of 6 who needs to find a reputable life insurance policy. HELP!!!
Hi Angela,
Yes, please give us a call. We’ll be glad to help if we can. 888-603-2876
You wouldn’t believe the experience I had with Select Quotes auto and home insurance operation. First, I thought I was filling out information for them, but all of my info went out to what seemed like 10 different insurance agencies all wanting to sell me auto and home insurance. Now all of these lead companies or agencies have all of my info and they keep selling it to other companies. I had to change my phone number because they never stop calling. Also, during the quote with the SelectQuote agent, I got the feeling that he really didn’t know what he was doing, or didn’t care. He said he was licensed for 4 months. I don’t know if that is a long time or not, but he said there were only 3-4 people who have worked there longer. It just seemed like people who didn’t quite know what they were doing. Theytalked about credit reports, and drivers license numbers and my social security number. Now I feel like a fool for giving it to them, but I thought it would be OK because it sounded like this huge loud call center in the background. I think some people call it a boiler room? My agent has been with me for 12 years, and I just didn’t think I should do all of this important business on the phone just to save $90 a year. My agent is a pretty good guy and I think he would take care of me the best he could. After all, he is just an agent and can only do so much. He does not own the company. Switching to an agent I will never meet just didn’t seem right, especially since it would only save me about 7.50 a month. Even 20 a month isn’t enough for all the emails and faxes and phone calls back and forth just to get some paperwork done. Just a hassle I think. I have not done the life insurance yet. Maybe my guy does it, or I could just call you.
I called select quote to check on 500,000 of life Ins,
The agent called me back while at work, I told him call me after 5
I can not talk at work, he called me everyday at work never after 5
The service is deplorable! The excuses for bad service is just that–excuses. It is almost two months since first contacting an agent (who was gone the following week) and I still do not have confirmation of insurance. Select Quote is over-extended and under-staffed…”under-staffed” with qualified people that is. I have spent several dollars faxing my application–THREE TIMES, and still no action in spite of phone calls assuring me that my application is being considered. I am thoroughly disgusted with the quality of their organization.
Irene,
That’s really sad to hear. They have very deep pockets, so their service should really be better. If it doesn’t work out with them, feel free to give us a call. 888-603-2876
The service at Select Quote is deplorable and someone should have an opportunity to say it.
Select Quote sent my former spouse a beneficiary change form at his request even though I own the policy. They weren’t supposed to even communicate with him about this policy.
Hi Mary,
Yeah, that’s a pretty big slip up. Very unfortunate. Thanks for the comment.
I found them to be very helpful and fair and they ran plenty of tests to assess my health at the time of application-was very impressed.
Now for those out there in the expect everything and pay nothing mindset as with everything else you are wrong. We pay a bit more than expected but its fine and fair and we have no roblem.For the record we got policy in 2009 and our agent that was so helpful named Steve Hine is still there so people should not worry these guys are gone after you get the policy.I will be looking to increase my policy coverage in the near future. I recommend them because they also provide excellent comparrisons and came up with the policy I needed at the time.
I questioned Select Quote tactics. They appeared to be very aggressive and rude. The agent that contacted me insisted on taking my banking information before any further communication.
He also needed my social security number. I was not sure if this is a part of the interviewing process. I plan to report him to the better business bureau. He clearly has intentions of selling people personal information and scamming.
Hello Brooke,
No, not necessarily a scam. Select Quote is a legitimate operation. Every life insurance application will require your SSN. They have to have it to order your medical records. I sometimes question Select Quote’s service, but would never suggest they are doing anything illegal or scamming anyone. Thanks for your comments.
I HATE their *&#@*& commercial featuring someone who calls himself Dan Tullis speaking to someone else who calls himself Joel Clark. I H-A-T-E tha %$#@#$ commercial and would NEVER consider Select Quote because of it!
Funny. I like the part that says “his price… just $18 dollars per month.” As if everyone can qualify for that rating.
Can I purchase life insurance in theU.S. If I’m not a resident?
If you are currently in the U.S., it’s very possible. Call us at 888-603-2876. Depends what country you are a resident of and when/if you plan to head back.
CAN NOT SET UP APPOINTMENT TO HAVE BLOOD DRAWN FOR POLICY PLEASE CALL ME.
Hello Jeff,
I removed your phone # from your comment. Giving you a call in a few minutes.