Nathan, I think this poll helped me reialze something. There's a huge difference between what I WILL do and what I PREFER to do.I WILL read books in any format, anywhere, at any time. If I see a story on an e-reader, my computer, my phone, finger-painted in wet concrete or projected onto the moon - I'll read it. The great thing about e-books is that they give more people more options like this.However, I PREFER to do my reading with paper books. If I happen to read a brilliant story on my computer at work (while, um, working), I'll still buy the print version - probably at 5:01 p.m. If my favorite author is releasing a new book, I wouldn't waste my time purchasing an e-book because I know that's not my preference. I go right to the hardcover. And that's why I remain in the "cold dead hands" crowd.But, what's really amazing is that the industry has (finally) moved to a place where it can cater to both (or all!) types of readers!

by Italo 07:44:15 PM 2013.10.24

Their respective ratings in Best's Insurance Reports and other reporting QuotesChimp. Remember, Best's is in your local library, but your agent should have a copy in his or her office as well. If two are A + + or A + companies and one is a B, chances are you will not want to choose the lower-rated one. Of course, nothing is absolute. Sometimes a lower-rated company will give you a better buy or benefits. In such cases just be sure that the extras you receive are worth the potential risk of choosing an insurance company that is less financially secure.

by Honey 02:53:39 AM 2014.03.07