| Some form of Motor Vehicle Insurance is now mandatory in every U.S. State, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico however the losses sustained each year, as documented by insurers, are in the tens of billions. These costs are passed on to policyholders and taxpayers. In response, InsureNet has developed a simple yet complete answer that delivers totally accurate, instant, insurance status verification. An additional unique advantage is that this system is also non-invasive, ensuring protection for every insurer and policyholder.
Nationally, it's estimated that one driver in five is uninsured at any given time. The practice of insurance fraud, including the use of fake documents, backdated policies, repair scams, premium diversion, and more, continues to grow. InsureNet addresses all problems created by these fraudulent practices while streamlining the entire vehicle insurance process. It provides dramatic benefits to insurers, governments and the public.
InsureNet is provided without charge to every member of the Law Enforcement Community, to every vehicle insurer and to all U.S. Citizens and Residents authorized by their insurers……via Nlets, the National Law Enforcement Communications System. The system, hosted by the ultra-secure Nlets Data Center, (operational since 1961 and never “hacked” or compromised – linked to the FBI, INTERPOL, Canadian Provinces and the method by which all state law enforcement units communicate), assigns a "UC", (Unique Code), to each combination of policy and VIN, (Vehicle Identification Number). This becomes the "bridge" between insurers and government entities and records. No insurer is required to do anything other than what they already do and no special software, hardware or implementation is required. This new system is also far safer than what is done now, but is also totally accurate, providing all parties with reliable, usable information. In some cases, at the direction of an individual state regarding their data, the system might also be hosted in another secure government site meeting Nlets security standards
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