Tiny wrote to Adept <=-

I just wanted a quote on insurance, I filled in a questionaire online,
in good faith I even provided correct information just in case I was interested in the quote.

All I can say is what a mistake, within 3 mins my phone was ringing and pushy sales people started in. I was honest and told the first one I wasn't interested and their price was not competive with my existing
plan.

I feel your pain. I did a mortgage refi through one of the online
mortgage places, and as soon as I entered my cell phone number and hit
<ok> I thought "Oh, no - what have I done?"

Same thing - calls within minutes, pushy annoying sales people trying to
get me to commit NOW.

I ended up calling the mortgage broker I used for my first mortgage (he
kept sending me holiday greeting emails, so I had his email saved).
Sorted the refi out quickly, painlessly, and took care of the details -
I'm sure the others wouldn't have been so service-oriented.

And I got a hell of a deal, right at the bottom of the interest rates
before the rates went up. Unfortunately for him, I won't be refinancing
*this* loan!



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Hi Poindexter,
On <Sun, 21 Sep 24>, you wrote me:

Same thing - calls within minutes, pushy annoying sales people trying
to get me to commit NOW.

Ugh, when I was in sales I didn't operate that way and I made good money.

And I got a hell of a deal, right at the bottom of the interest rates before the rates went up. Unfortunately for him, I won't be
refinancing *this* loan!

Laugh, nice!

Shawn

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