Okay, life changes - and right now, it is DOWNRIGHT HARD!! But, there is light at the end of the tu...
Okay, life changes - and right now, it is DOWNRIGHT HARD!! But, there is light at the end of the tunnel - just hope it isn't a freight train - do you hear that whistle?
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You've seen him. I know you have. The Geico Gecko. He has earned Employee of the Month, and it is because he has "worked his tail off" that customer satisfaction is at an all time high.
Yes, Geico. If you are in the service, have multiple cars, are a VERY good driver, and have safety equipment installed on your car, YOU CAN SAVE LOTS OF MONEY.
When I first looked for car insurance after 5 years of not driving, it was EXPENSIVE. Geico wouldn't even quote me, well, yeah they would, at twice the cost of anyone else. But, I sucked it up, got expensive insurance, kept it for a year. That made it better.
After one year consecutive insurance with one company, and a clean driving record for 7 years, I saved $750 a year by switching to Geico.
I have all the insurance I need, bodily injury, uninsured motorist, the works, for half the cost over a year that I was paying.
Geico quotes you right on the internet, or over the phone. Geico.com, and in 15 minutes, you have a reasonable, usable, most likely saving money quote.
Try it. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. I did! 50%!!!!
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Heya Steph-- This is a "VH" cloaked in an "H" suit. I've discovered the way to guarantee a stream of "VHs" is to load up on the "personal experience" tidbits; really flesh it out with your personal impressions of the product/service. Many people seem to pack their ops with the "just the facts, ma'am" facts, but that dry, "cookiecutter" data can be gotten much more easily at the product/service's own home site. It's my understanding that the consumers don't really come here for the "what;" they come here for the "why" and the "how." For example: "The office has12 employees." = "Not/Somewhat Helpful." "The office has 12 skilled, courteous assistants who seemed very well-trained, but a bit too preoccupied by their desk work to be of any real usefulness to an inexperienced, first-time customer like myself." = "Very Helpful." Get what I mean? --29th
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Mar 11th, 2004
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