Who owns Bought by Many?
Bought By Many co-founders Steven Mendel (CEO) and Guy Farley (CTO) have built a team of 154 people spanning UK offices across London, Haywards Heath and most recently, Birmingham, where the company houses its rapidly growing customer service and development teams, along with a burgeoning team in Stockholm.
How do I contact a bought by many?
Contact Bought By Many If you have a general enquiry, you can call Bought By Many on 0345 340 4090 or you can select the ‘Submit a Request’ or ‘Contact Us’ buttons on their website. For claim queries or to make a claim, you can call 0333 130 4552 or email [email protected].
Is bought by many a good dog insurance?
Bought By Many was voted Pet Insurance Provider Of The Year in the 2021 Moneyfacts Consumer Awards and Best Pet insurance Provider in the 2020 Insurance Choice Awards. We’ve created quality cover and customer service that owners love and they’ve chosen us to cover hundreds of thousands of their pets.
Is bought by many a broker?
Information about us. boughtbymany.com is a website operated by Bought By Many Ltd (“We”). We are an insurance broker but do not provide insurance services through our website.
Who underwrites bought by many?
Great Lakes Insurance SE
Bought By Many cat and dog insurance is underwritten by Great Lakes Insurance SE.
Do bought by many do direct claims?
Bought By Many claims number It’s quick and easy to claim online but you can make a claim over the phone, just call 0333 130 4552. Our claims handlers will ask about the claim and your vet’s contact information. We won’t ask you to fill in any forms, which should speed up the process and make your life easier.
Does bought by many cover neutering?
Does pet insurance cover neutering? Pet insurance usually doesn’t cover routine or preventative procedures such as neutering. However, if the procedure is recommended by a vet as essential treatment for another health problem, Bought By Many can consider a claim for it.
Does Bought By Many pay the vet direct?
Does Bought By Many pay the vet direct? Yes, we can pay you or your vet directly. Simply tick the box regarding who you would like us to pay, when submitting your claim. We will pay the first vet that you have listed during your claim submission.
Is Bought By Many a lifetime policy?
It’s a policy that can provide continued cover for conditions your pet may develop during its life. We believe lifetime cover is better for owners because it can pay for treatment for the lifetime of a pet, which is why all of Bought By Many vet fee policies are lifetime.
How does bought by many work?
Bought By Many suggests to insurers to split the usual broker fee in three parts: one third for the Bought By Many members to get a better benefit, one third for Bought By Many and one third for the insurance company, because Bought By Many want you to want to do this business.
Do bought by many pay vet direct?
Does Bought By Many pay the vet directly?
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