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Unfortunately I wanted some comparisons for local will companies, what I got was a response to state that someone will be in contact with me from the chosen company. I had no chance to view who this wound be, compare anything or see where they were based. Since then multiple calls from a company 140 miles away. What a useless site. Website also suggests 5 start trust pilot reviews, which is untrue
I always get such excellent help and advice from Chris at usavecompare. He always has time to answer my queries even when it has passed his finishing time.
He is a great asset to your company
Would you trust a firm to write your will who could not use correct punctuation on their website?
I’ll go elsewhere, sorry.
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