Jason Whitaker Facebook ad: “This is going viral”

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My wife is 6 months pregnant with our third kid. I walked into a dealership this morning ready to sign. I walked out with nothing because of this. We have two kids and a small sedan. My wife and I squeezed in and accepted it. But now with a third on the way? That car doesn't seat a family of five. We've been planning this upgrade for eight months. Saved every penny. I've worked 10 years at the same job without taking a single vacation. Not one. Not even when my daughter was born. We walked into the dealership this morning ready to sign. Pre-approved online. My wife picked out the exact SUV we wanted. Three row seating. Decent gas mileage. Nothing fancy. Under budget. I sat down with the finance guy. Pulled up my application. He was running numbers. Then he paused. "Your insurance quote on this vehicle is coming back at $394 a month. Combined with the loan payment, your debt-to-income ratio is too high. I can't get you approved." $394 a month for insurance? I was already paying $287 on my sedan. I knew the new car was bigger but $394? "Can we try a different coverage level?" He tried. Still too high. "Different financing terms?" Same answer. My wife was sitting there rubbing her belly. Our two year old was falling asleep on her shoulder. My six year old was watching cars through the showroom window. The sales guy felt bad. He genuinely did. He pulled another customer over. Guy who'd just bought the same SUV. Asked if he had any tips. The guy gave us some generic advice about comparing online or something. Nothing he said moved the needle enough to close the gap. We walked out. My wife didn't say a word the whole drive home. My six year old asked why we didn't get the new car. I told her maybe next week. I sat on the couch that night furious. Thinking about the 10 years I'd worked. No vacations. No extras. I did everything right. And I couldn't buy a car for my family because of one line item. My brother-in-law came over for dinner on Sunday. I was still in a mood. I told him what happened. He listened. Then he said "when's the last time you shopped your insurance?" Years. "You're still with the same company?" Yeah. "Bro. You need to try this PolicySaver. I did it last month." He pulled up his phone. Showed me his actual policy. $64 a month. Down from $231. Full coverage. Same truck. He said there were like 4 discounts he was missing and didn't even know they existed. "It's basically a discount portal. It finds every possible discount, applies them to your profile, and every company competes so you can get the absolute lowest rate possible for you." "I would've told you sooner, I didn't know you were paying this much" I told him I'd tried comparison sites over the years. Always came back in the same range as what I was paying. He said those were different. Those just scan a few carriers. This one actually digs. That night after the kids went to bed, I tried it. Got quoted $82 a month. Same coverage I had. Holy crap.. Then I ran the new SUV through it. $77 a month. Full coverage. Brand new three row SUV. The insurance quote the finance guy ran was $394. PolicySaver got me $77 on the same exact vehicle. $317 a month difference. On the ONE line item that killed my loan application. I called the finance guy Monday morning. Told him I had a new insurance quote. Sent him the coverage documents. He ran the numbers again. "You're good. We can close this today." My wife drove the new SUV out of the dealership that afternoon. Our two year old had his own car seat in his own row for the first time ever. My six year old had a cup holder that wasn't shared with her brother. In my case that's saving me $317 a month on the SUV compared to what the dealership quoted. And it's the reason we got approved for the loan. Almost $3,800 a year. Money I was going to throw away on insurance because I never checked with the right tool. I was still skeptical until they called me. That's when I knew it was legit. A real person walked me through my rate, my coverage, everything. No pressure. Just "here's your number, do you want to switch?" That was it. Ten years at the same job without a vacation. And the thing that almost stopped my family from getting the car we needed was a line item I could have fixed in 2 minutes. Normal drivers pay some of the highest rates apparently and I just now realized that after getting my new rate. If you're not happy with your rate like I was, you could be missing discounts. Check your real rate and all the discounts you are potentially missing. Just let every company compete so you can get the absolute lowest rate possible. And if you're like me, it's going to be lower. A lot lower. Here's the site that I used: https://save.policysaver.us/ac/9X3zP7?sub4=dir&sub5=d.c.l-us-jw-4-18-4.22

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now.policysaver.us

This is going viral

This is going viral