It is real pain having to chase around for the best motor insurance deal every year when the company you are with virtually doubles the premium. Thankfully, Confused.com makes the process much less st... See more
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We launched Confused.com in 2002 as the UK’s first insurance comparison site. Because sorting your insurance isn’t something you look forward to. It sits on your to-do list and can leave you asking, 'Did I get the right cover?' 'Did I miss a better deal?' That’s where we come in. We compare prices from a wide range of insurers, so you can see your options in one place and choose what works for you. We started with car insurance, but we’ve grown since then. You can compare a wide range of products, including home, van, bike, pet, life and travel insurance, to name a few. Get your insurance sorted. Just use Confused.com.
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I have used confused.com in recent years for home contents insurance and car insurance. I was able to print my reward coupons and use these with Confused's partners. However, there has been a deterioration in service caused by the company which runs the reward scheme. Rewards can now only be redeemed by installing an app on your smartphone, tablet, etc . . . so, if you don't have a suitable device or wish to download another app to get your vouchers, you're stuffed! I did contact the reward scheme company to explain my plight and, in the words of Mick Jagger " I can't get no satisfaction!" Fairly useless, then. Moneysupermarket, etc . . see you next year? Really disappointing. Bring back printable vouchers!
Always get me a better deal with my car and house insurance easy to use as I’m not good with technology and I get free coffee every month and a gift voucher of 20£ so I can treat myself
It was easy. I am not really computer friendly anymore. But I managed to sort my renewal out pretty easily. Thank goodness.
Very easy to use lots of choice but need to look closely at all the details.
The App did not work correctly and caused problems so i had to contact RIAS by phone and gi through it all again
Easy to use to get the best deal for your needs. love the defacto rating
Car insurance too expensive, not enough cover, drive other cars, windscreen cover. This essentials lark is leaving people without enough cover.
Love using Confused.Com, great deals & prices, then you get rewards for switching 😀
Confused is an excellent App, the reminders are great and the added benefit of the rewards is enticing
The headline quotes provided did not meet the requirements outlined on the Confused.com enquiry form.
This is very frustrating and I was forced to find compliant cheaper quotes by going directly to providers individually.
Very disappointed

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my first attempt to find a reasonable good home insurance and you rated full five stars

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