I swear, every time I try to get a better deal from companies I've stuck with for years, it's like pulling teeth. You'd think loyalty would count for something, right? Or am I just unlucky here...
You're definitely not alone here. I've had the same insurance company for over a decade, never missed a payment, and you'd think they'd at least match the deals they offer new customers. Nope... every renewal, same dance. Loyalty seems to mean nothing unless you threaten to leave. Sad but true, sometimes you gotta play hardball to get noticed. Hang in there, it's not just you.
Yeah, loyalty rarely pays off... but honestly, switching isn't always the hassle people think. I bounce around every couple years—takes maybe an hour online, saves me cash, and hey, keeps life interesting, right?
I get your point, but honestly, every time I think about switching, I remember the last time I did it... spent hours comparing quotes and reading fine print. Ended up saving a bit, sure, but then had to deal with a claim later on and realized their customer service was awful. Made me wonder—is the small saving always worth the gamble of dealing with an unknown company? Curious if anyone else has run into similar headaches after switching.
Totally get where you're coming from... switched once myself and ended up talking to a robot for half an hour before getting a human who knew less than the robot did. Sometimes peace of mind beats saving a few bucks, especially when things actually go sideways.
