EverQuote is an online insurance matchmaker founded in 2011 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
EverQuote (everquote.com) has 72 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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Omar A Rivas R.
Their advertising claims you can do everything online without dealing with annoying phone calls, but my experience has been the complete opposite: they won’t stop calling me. It’s overwhelming and contradicts what they promise. Don’t trust that claim if you’re hoping to complete the process online without being bombarded with calls.
Jen
This company will not stop calling me. They call me every few minutes and use a different persons name, never my actual name. I will never use this company based off the spam phone calls.
Alfredo
Non stop robo calls and AI texts. They keep changing numbers so even after blocking a number they keep slamming me with more robo calls and AI texts.
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Endless spam calls from changing phone numbers
Will C.
Extremely excessive phone calls from all sorts of numbers, even after being blocked.
Bora
These guys keep calling from various spoofed local exchange phone numbers about a free insurance quote that I never requested. If they were a legitimate business, why would they be robo calling 5-10 times a day from different, spoofed numbers?
UGH
This is NOT an April Fool's joke. These people are liars and crooks, although I hoped they'd be different. They claim quick quotes and I got NONE NONE NONE, not one quote. Now, I'll have a crap ton of scammers and spammers calling, emailing and mailing me all for NOTHING. I get so sick of this stuff. Why make a person's day tougher?
J M.
They do not verify the person submitting a request owns the phone number provided. A simple text or call with a code would prevent issues. It is pretty much a business standard nowadays to verify ownership of a phone number or email. Now I am receiving multiple calls from multiple companies for a name and vehicle that I do not own. So basically, if you dislike someone and want them to get tons of calls and texts just put their number into Everquote's system. If I were a business owner I would not pay them for leads. Clearly the leads are not verified due to bad business practices. Start doing your research and you will see that this is not the company to do business with. Just look at the reviews here on trust pilot.