A JD Power survey revealed a drop in overall customer satisfaction in the market. JD Power has released its report on customer satisfaction through car insurance companies. What the 2016 JD Power auto insurance US researchers revealed that customers are not satisfied with the insurer. Feel customer satisfaction is declining overall. This study measured customer satisfaction using a scale of 1,000 points, divided into five elements. These five elements-in the order important- are: interaction, policy services, pricing, and billing processes and information policy. Car insurance companies have been unable to maintain the same level of customer satisfaction achieved in the past two years. The industry has improved in two consecutive years. Now, it has experienced a decline in the overall measure. JD Power study also pointed out the biggest reason for the decline. The customer is not satisfied with the price increase, they face. Price increases caused the biggest decline in customer satisfaction in this study. The customer satisfaction with auto insurance companies scored 818 in 2015. Research company auto insurance customers satisfactionOn goods on the other hand, consumers do not feel the same way in 2016. the level of their satisfaction fell 7 points to 811. the decline is mainly driven by the 17 largest insurance companies in the United States. Satisfaction rating for the insurance companies was down 7 points. Smaller insurance companies achieved a higher score than the larger ones, this year. This is the first time smaller insurers who scored better than the larger partner. Small insurance companies averaged 815 while larger insurers averaged 814. Moreover, smaller vendors saw a one point increase over last year. This is definitely relative drop of 7 points among the larger insurance companies. The satisfaction of customers with local agents and call center representatives also stumbled. Local dealers scored 7 points lower, while the call center reps scored 6 points lower than 2015. Policy Service could not impress, has dropped by 8 points to a score of 809. The insurance company automated assessment of customer satisfaction, as happy policyholders are more likely to renew. Among customers whose satisfaction levels recorded 900 or higher, 75 percent say they "definitely will" renew. Among those with scores of 549 or lower, only 12 percent said the same thing.
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