Ryan S.

After getting several quotes online for my elderly neighbor that were too expensive for him, he filled out his info on Everquote. He then got a text with an email link to The General insurance, and it was less than half the price I had been quoted by The General when I filled it out directly. Out of curiosity, I followed Everquote's link, and it took me to The General's purchase page. I proceded to go back through the quote info, and they had entered totally fabricated information, including a different state, city, and marital status in order to get the lowest price possible. The only things they had entered correctly were was this person's name and vin number. All other entries were fraudulent by the Everquote agent.

Illegal, and attempting to defraud the elderly.