Gocompare.com welcomes five major brands to it's car insurance comparison service
Date: 14/04/2008 08:00
Insurance comparison site Gocompare.com has added five major car insurance brands -
Churchill, Privilege, Lloyds TSB, Tesco and Virgin - to its car
insurance comparison service. Consumers can now compare over 60 car insurance brands
at the www.gocompare.com website.
Hayley Parsons, chief executive, Gocompare.com, said, “We are delighted to welcome
the Churchill, Lloyds TSB, Privilege, Tesco, Tesco Value and Virgin products to the
Gocompare.com website. Our aim has always been to offer the customer the widest possible
coverage across the car insurance market and with the addition of these brands, we are
now providing one of the most comprehensive online car insurance comparison services in
the UK, enabling the customer to search over 60 motor insurance brands.”
“Customers get a better deal when they can compare a wider selection of the market,
interrogate the results thoroughly and see exactly what they are getting for their money.
By focusing on giving consumers guaranteed quotes they can trust, and product information
that they can use to filter and sort results, rather than just listing prices, we've
created a service that insurance companies want to join and customers want to use.”
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For further information please contact:
Gordon or Liz at Maw Communications on 01603 505 845
Notes to editors:
Gocompare.com launched in November 2006. The first of the so-called “Comparison 2.0”
websites providing a far greater focus on product comparison as well as price, while
cutting edge technology makes the customer experience slick, quick and easy. Unlike
some other aggregator services Gocompare.com always provides a guaranteed quote, rather
than just an estimate.
Gocompare.com compares motor, home, motorbike and van insurance and also breakdown cover and
comparisons are based on the range of cover (using a five star rating process) and not just cost.
Gocompare.com is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.