MilesBuzz! - New offers for free insurance quotes

Liberty Mutual Insurance offers 500 American (http://www.libertymutualonline.com/affinity/americanairlines/index.html?&src=aa_gen) or Delta (http://www.libertymutualonline.com/affinity/delta/index.html?src=delta_display) Airlines miles for getting a free automobile, home, or renters insurance quote.

21st Century Insurance offers (https://auto.21st.com/AutoQuoteWeb/partners/nwa/index.jsp) 300 Northwest Airlines miles for getting a free automobile insurance quote, and 1,000 more if you buy a policy.

Other long standing offers of miles for insurance quotes are available in the Insurance section of the Finance page of my website below.

Dang, void in TX.

How do these usually go down? I'm a Canadian, but I used to live in Kansas - can I pretend to be still living there, or do they do mailings/verify current address? Any ideas?

Liberty Mutual Insurance offers 500 American (http://www.libertymutualonline.com/affinity/americanairlines/index.html?&src=aa_gen) or Delta (http://www.libertymutualonline.com/affinity/delta/index.html?src=delta_display) Airlines miles for getting a free automobile, home, or renters insurance quote.

21st Century Insurance offers (https://auto.21st.com/AutoQuoteWeb/partners/nwa/index.jsp) 300 Northwest Airlines miles for getting a free automobile insurance quote, and 1,000 more if you buy a policy.

Other long standing offers of miles for insurance quotes are available in the Insurance section of the Finance page of my website below.

Well, put in for the AA miles which is nice, but, the quote is garbage. A full $500/year more expensive than what I currently pay through Geico.

I wouldn't trust the 21st Century offer.

I responded to a mailed offer of a $10 Amazon.com gift card on Dec. 1, 2008. Logged on the 21st Century website, filled out the quote form, got a quote with a confirmation number, followed the procedure to a T. Never got the gift code/card (which was supposed to be e-mailed within 14 days).

Sent them a followup e-mail on January 4 of this year (to InetMarketing@21st.com). It's 3+ weeks later, still no response (let alone any gift code/card).

What a waste of time -- complete ripoff. :td:

I wouldn't trust the 21st Century offer.

I responded to a mailed offer of a $10 Amazon.com gift card on Dec. 1, 2008. Logged on the 21st Century website, filled out the quote form, got a quote with a confirmation number, followed the procedure to a T. Never got the gift code/card (which was supposed to be e-mailed within 14 days).

Sent them a followup e-mail on January 4 of this year (to InetMarketing@21st.com). It's 3+ weeks later, still no response (let alone any gift code/card).

What a waste of time -- complete ripoff. :td:

21st Century is AIG. They probably need another government bailout, before they could make good on this promo. ;)

Well, put in for the AA miles which is nice, but, the quote is garbage. A full $500/year more expensive than what I currently pay through Geico.

I did the same for the AA miles Got a quote About $800 higher than my current Geico