It's not clear to me why you think we remember.org is an insurance company, or that it has anything to do with insurance.
I have no direct experience, but there are numerous articles on the web about their services. See following extracts from an article at: http://www.suntimes.com/technology/guy/1672387,CST-FIN-ECOL18.article
Once the death is confirmed, WeRemember.org contacts the beneficiaries to let them know how to execute the will and claim policies and accounts.
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WeRemember.org gets its revenue from the users' $29.95 upgrade fee and from financial and insurance companies that sponsor "learning centers" posted on the company's Web site. The learning centers are designed to answer basic questions about financial and insurance products and offer people affordable options.
When Web surfers click to receive a quote on one of the products, WeRemember.org collects referral fees for forwarding the person's contact information to the financial services and auto, health and life insurance companies that provide the information.
Do you really want to encourage SPAM? And how secure do you really think your personal/financial information (and perhaps that of your heirs) will be in the hands of an unregulated private internet company? This sounds like a poor substitute for properly planning your affairs, but I can understand the attraction to people who are habitually or congenitally disorganized.
I have no direct experience, but there are numerous articles on the web about their services. See following extracts from an article at: http://www.suntimes.com/technology/guy/1672387,CST-FIN-ECOL18.article
Once the death is confirmed, WeRemember.org contacts the beneficiaries to let them know how to execute the will and claim policies and accounts.
.....
WeRemember.org gets its revenue from the users' $29.95 upgrade fee and from financial and insurance companies that sponsor "learning centers" posted on the company's Web site. The learning centers are designed to answer basic questions about financial and insurance products and offer people affordable options.
When Web surfers click to receive a quote on one of the products, WeRemember.org collects referral fees for forwarding the person's contact information to the financial services and auto, health and life insurance companies that provide the information.
Do you really want to encourage SPAM? And how secure do you really think your personal/financial information (and perhaps that of your heirs) will be in the hands of an unregulated private internet company? This sounds like a poor substitute for properly planning your affairs, but I can understand the attraction to people who are habitually or congenitally disorganized.