Google to Start Selling car Insurance in 2015?

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Google has been helping users buy insurance in Europe since 2012, but a series of clues suggest they may be about to take that business to the US. A new report from an analyst named Ellen Carney at Forrester takes a look at Google Compare, the company's auto insurance hub, and finds some convincing evidence that the program may be coming to America in 2015.

A company called Google Compare Auto Insurance Services Inc. is already licensed to do business in more than 25 states, and licensed to sell on behalf of a handful of major insurers like Metlife, Dairyland, and Workmen's

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Google is a pretty damn "evil" company but they have a very good image in the US still.

I imagine if they brought their wonderful customer service into the auto insurance industry they would be able to make great strides in getting the general US population to hate them.

Google:

Your claim is denied forever, we cannot tell you why and there is no number to call.
 
Google is a pretty damn "evil" company but they have a very good image in the US still.

I imagine if they brought their wonderful customer service into the auto insurance industry they would be able to make great strides in getting the general US population to hate them.

Google:

Your claim is denied forever, we cannot tell you why and there is no number to call.

Your insurance has been canceled. You are banned for life from purchasing insurance from us again.
 
For a 10% discount** please connect this black box to your electrical system. This small, discrete, sleek box is completely free of charge. It even includes an always on WIFI connection!!! Now you can connect to the internet whenever you're near your car.

**The black box installation required for coverage to be valid
 
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Theory: Now we know why SEO is so fucking inconsistent and PPC is only becoming more competitive. Google is trying to dominate those very markets in which businesses are paying them for advertising.