Some of you (sanddog1, cathea, brandy) do not yet get that an insurance score is different that a credit score. It is amazing how little you know about something that affects your business so much. I would suggest that you take up an interest and reseach what an insurance score actually is. You migh...

They just need a copy of the clients credit report to do their analysis. If the clients SS# is listed on the report, it can be removed prior to sending it to them.

fdbyrne, I found the site a few months ago and they have been able to help every client that I have referred over to them so far. The part that I really like is that they do not require my client to give them their SS#. Nowadays everyone is worried about giving that out, even to their insurance comp...

It saves the client money by raising their insurance credit score and therefore qualifing them for a better discount or tier when we repull their score. My company (American National) repulls insurance scores once a year. We will also allow a customer to submit evidence that an error has been correc...

The service to the client costs, but there is a bunch of good infomation that is free on the site as well. I just thought it may be helpful to other agents out there who are put up with the credit scoring thing keeping customers that I would like to keep from going out the door. Kind of a win, win. ...

I have found a site that answers my customers questions on specifically what they need to do to increase their insurance credit scores. http://www.Insurancescore.net has saved me from losing several customers and they even pay me a referral fee. I am not trying to sound like a fanboy, but being able...