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The site looks legit. I Googled the name of the site, and found a few complaints on BBB, but they all said the same thing, that they had given their contact info for an initial consultation and then been bombarded with sales calls. Overaggressive selling is annoying, but it's not a SCAM.
To keep this short, I was reading reviews on Indeed and some agents were saying that over the past year they've been getting transferred leads who were baited with a free gift card offer if they get a quote, leads who aren't interested at all, some even baited with a fake stimulus check offer, etc.
Please believe me when I tell you that Assurance IQ is a cult. It is a wretched company full of the worst people. And I say this not just as a former agent but as someone with a soul and conscience. If you question anything, you will be silenced.
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