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I was looking for health insurance and my quick research said moneygeek was a trustworthy site. Unfortunately I did not consult Trustpilot first. It has been 3 hours since I entered info onto their website and I have received dozens of spam calls. I only answered one call and the gentleman told me I could get health insurance for my family for $600/ month. I laughed at him, asked him who the insurance company was and he was going to have to transfer me to someone else for that information. What a joke. I know he was only doing his job, but I hung up on him. Do not give your information to this company. Call insurance providers directly to avoid constant phone calls.

filled out a quote request from their website, and they took it and sold it to some third party. now I get emails and calls. Bait and switch, and the content on their website was not accurate which was concerning about life insurance.

Day 4: Still being bombarded with phone calls for health insurance after answering about 20 of them and stating I am not interested and to please stop calling. I've blocked about 100 spam calls so far and i'm still receiving solications. Thanks Moneygeek for making my life just a little more stressful than it needs to be.

Most expensive and least amount of coverage. This site simply redirected me to Geico, likely because they are being paid the most by Geico. Complete waste of time.

Moneygeek.com needs your info to get quotes- BEWARE!!! Once you give them your phone number, the calls start & don't stop. TOTALLY UNETHICAL.

I followed a link to get an auto insurance quote. Collected a bunch of information, and provided no such quote. Only produced a list of insurance companies where I could fill out fresh forms to get quotes from. Data collection without any viable service. Garbage site, best avoided.

I utilized moneygeek.com to research health insurance for my family, under the assurance of "Free. Simple. Secure." quotes. Upon entering my zip code, I anticipated receiving a list of quotes. Instead, I was prompted to provide health and household information, including my phone number. Within moments of submitting this information, I began receiving an overwhelming number of unsolicited calls from insurance agents. This aggressive telemarketing persisted despite my efforts to block numerous numbers. It is concerning that I have not yet received any health insurance quotes via email, as was implied by moneygeek.com. Had I intended to speak directly with insurance agents, I would have initiated contact myself. The persistent and intrusive nature of these calls, particularly after blocking them, raises serious questions regarding moneygeek.com's business practices. Furthermore, despite the website's claims of privacy and security, I was unable to delete my personal information. This is unacceptable and indefensible under the guise of "free. simple. secure" quotes.