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Automotive Partner Search

Cole J — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:30:28 +0000

Automotive Websites:

We would like to get together with an auto related website who can help us host periodic free alarm giveaways. If you have an automotive related website and feel your visitors may be interested in the free alarm system contact us and if accepted we’ll get one of our products out to you.

Partner Guidelines for Successful Raffles

Website must be auto related.
It doesn’t make sense to have this giveaway on a teddy bear website.

Site must have Alexa rank of 250,000 or better.
Websites need decent traffic for hosting giveaways to work well.

Site must reference us as the Giveaway Partner.
“Free Giveaway compliments of Low-Insurance.org”
The extra promotion puts us in the position to where we can continue giving away free products to your readers.

Product Info: SP-100 1-WAY Alarm System with Keyless Entry

15 programmable options
Two ultra slim remote transmitters
Single tone with 125db siren (High Output)
Two remote AUX outputs
Two stage electronic shock sensor
Electronic dual-stage shock protection
May qualify for auto insurance discounts

$70.00 (Free Shipping)
Contact Us

We have every right to accept or deny a request for the free giveaway program. If you have been notified by us to view this page you have already been accepted and would like to speak with you soon.

Live Life Prepared for Anything

Cole J — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:19:22 +0000

Well son of a gun, I was driving to work this morning and I got a flat tire. I looked in the back for my jack. Guess what; I don’t have it (slap to the forehead). Yesterday I took it out to use on the wife’s jeep. She had some brake pads starting to grind so I figured i would use my floor jack to lift her car. I keep it in my Isuzu since it didn’t come with the original jack when I bought it. I figured it would work better than the little jack that came with her jeep. After using it dumb me rolled it to the porch and never put it back where it belongs; with me…in my ride… So from my phone I’m typing away as we speak, while sitting here waiting for a frustrated wife to bring me my floor jack. A great start to a beautiful Friday. I’m not going to let it get me down though, its Friday!

This little unfortunate experience came with a lesson to be learned. Every time you start the car, know a flat tire could happen at any time. Keep in your car all necessary items such as a JACK for one, a lug wrench and even a change of clothes. Whether you get a flat on the way to work or spill coffee all over yourself on the way to an interview, you’re covered.

Insure yourself from wasted time, and frustrated family members, is within your control. Live your life prepared for what may happen. While insurance is the best way to protect yourself from large financial losses, a little preparation can go a long way to help you get through the miner issues life may throw at you; such as a flat tire. You ultimately have the ability to reduce most of the risks you will find in life.

Ever lie about your driving history, tickets or accidents?

Cole J — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 08:26:51 +0000

Some drivers at some point decide not to provide accurate driving history information when applying for auto insurance quotes. This can eventually cause major issues in the event of an incident. Although most insurance companies track claims though a National database (the CLUE Report), if one claim slips through the cracks, it can come back to haunt you. If you find yourself needing to file a new claim and the ones you chose not to mention are found, they may deny your new claim, back charge you for a higher insurance or they may just cancel your policy.
Honesty will always work out better for you in the end. No driver want’s to experience a major loss due to the fact they failed to mention a couple tickets on their driving record. This also goes for pre-existing health conditions and health insurance. All insured history information and details are pretty easy to come by for insurance carriers. Honest and accurate information noted on your insurance application will insure that you, your family, beneficiary, home or car will always be covered.

I sometimes yield too often

Cole J — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:21:16 +0000

How many of us occasionally make the quick pause or yield at stop signs. I made that mistake yesterday as a come up to a four-way stop on two roads that hardly get traveled. As I came up to the sign I did the “pause roll” move as I turned left. While turning left sitting under a tree was a cycle cop shaking his head at me. I saw him start his bike as I drove by so I knew I was getting a ticket for my mistake. I went a head and pulled over and sure enough he came behind me, parked his bike and walked up to my window. You know what comes next. “Do you know why I pulled you over?” I replied, “Because I yeild at stop signs…” A small chuckle comes from the officer as he requests my insurance and registration and continued with the citation process. Whether you fully run through a stop sign or mildly yield, if cited you’ll get 2 points on your record in the state of Arizona. This may be different in other areas. Since I havent took the safety driving course in over two years, I have the opportunity to take the class to avoid points added to my record. Although I’ll escape with no points and no increase in my insurance rates, this mistake will easily cost over $200 in court and couse fees.

Are you insured enough.

Cole J — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 05:28:40 +0000

With every change in life you face, make sure to ask yourself, “Am I protected?”. One major focus on this website is to help people, like you and me, maintain financial stability. One way is to help customers save more on insurance costs, hence “low-insurance.org”, and the other way is to make sure the insurance we choose properly protects us from any financial hardship that being uninsured/underinsured can cause. We must remember, Insurance is like our “body armor” to our setbacks in life.

Example Setback:

Your son or daughter has been accepted to college. Your thrilled for their success and cosign for them to get a studio apartment just a couple blocks away from the school. One Saturday night comes along and what time is it? Party time. The party gets a little out of control, a fight breaks out and someone’s kid catches a right hook. This puts the kid in the hospital for months. The student must of fell off the balcony or something. A lawsuit follows. Being the parent and the cosigner of the apartment, you find yourself being sued for 80,000. How prepared were you for this battle.

There are going to be many times in life where it may be wise to determine whether an additional insurance policy is something to look into. Whether you buy a new car, an above ground pool, a collection of rare art or even a territorial dog take a minute and weigh out the risks. Depending on the risk, you may want to consider enrolling into an insurance coverage to protect you financially.