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Abuse of data and poor sales and quite partnerships. Borderline redlining and lack of pricing and fee transparency
Integrated systems have gone down a bad road as well as insurance in Illinois
I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Compass on the speed, efficiency and professionalism demonstrated during the claim process.
During the last 50-plus years, I have rarely needed to claim from an insurer; however, most people never have anything good to say other than they will try to wiggle out of paying.
Well, that’s not the case with Compass. They are easy to deal with, and you can speak to a real person on the telephone; they answer emails within 24 hours and paid my claim in full within seven days. Five Starrs.
Without going into details, I did not get a quote I was looking for but John suggested an alternative way of solving the issue. Very professional
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