My comment related to how the CEO (!) of Wrlife answers to his clients.
First of all he is rude to each and every complaint and secondly… Erhm… Which CEO fulfills the task of the support desk? Apparently the man has nothing better to do.
I am aware that people with negative experiences write more often, so negative reviews don’t tell me much. However, the response of the company tells me so much more.
Apart from that, it is remarkable that many of the positive comments have been written by people bearing the same names as Wrlife’s employees, except the positive comments which were written in a sudden spike of comments.
I am not saying they were paid comments, but the spike made me wonder.
When you are happy with Wrlife then that is great. For me, the list on Trustpilot, especially the comments by the company, is a huge red flag. To each his own.
Read about Wrlife on Trustpilot and see how they, most notably their CEO, consistently answers that all people with negative reviews are liars. That tells me something about their respect for their clients.
Let’s just say I wouldn’t bring an insurance policy to wrlife…
Just consider that insurance companies make big profits and then consider whether getting insurance is a good idea.
“You might get…” and “I know someone…” are not very good reasons to choose.
Insurance agents will happily tell you about three or five dramas. Maybe even ten. But they will never give actual percentages and tell how many people don’t need to claim a penny.