T CivilcarcoverageReviews of t.civilcarcoverage.com

100% fake website used to gather and sell your personal data. Youtube refuses to stop the ads because they're profiting

I was targeted in a YouTube ad for a service that supposedly allows you to compare various car insurance quotes to locate the cheapest one. I entered mine and my husband's information but at the end of the form submission was not provided with actual quotes, but rather just links to various insurers to then have to fill out another form for an insurance quote on the insurer's website, which I could've just done to begin with without needing this third party provider. Since submitting our information, my husband's phone and email have been blowing up incessantly with solicitation from every insurer imaginable, with some of them calling multiple times in a row without us having explicitly given consent to each insurer to be contacted. This third-party provider just sold our information to these insurers without actually delivering the insights they were advertising. Effectively, it was false advertising and very frustrating to now be bombarded with solicitation attempts.

Of course it is a scam. Most of the ads for AI generated products and services on social media, especially Facebook and YouTube are scams. Overpriced products that don't do what the claim, unsubstantiated health benefit claims, and business ads that are merely data harvesting robots. Avoid Civilcarcoverage like the plague.

Fake advertising. Do not buy or enter your data into this scam site. You've been warned

Horrible company. They will sell your info and drive you crazy. Their fake AI ads touting moving to NC are the worst. NC is full so we don’t want anymore moving here!

I am so sick of crappy commercials on youtube.. i would never buy their product just for this reason.

These people sold my information to hundreds of car insurance companies! Texts calls emails. Non stop. Literally hundreds! Do not do it! Youll be sorry. Just search online from a reputable website

Middleman seemingly selling info to insurance companies.