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QuoteRack: Online Insurance That's a Little Bit Different

20th Apr 2006, 07:21 GMT

QuoteRack steps into the gap in the insurance market left by mainstream online insurance providers. For those with 'non-standard' types of car, home, recreational and even business insurance needs, QuoteRack now offers a simple method of contacting insurance professionals who specialise in unusual insurance schemes and products. [PRWEB Apr 20, 2006]

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