Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
You are not currently opted out.
We are not seeing a Global Privacy Control signal from your browser.
Press the button below and we will stop sharing identifiers and usage information about you for targeted advertising. It takes effect on your next page view.
What this actually changes
This site has no forms, no accounts and no visitor database, so there is no list of people to sell. What we do have is advertising technology — Google Analytics and Google Ads — which sets identifiers in your browser. California and a number of other states count that as “sharing” your personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising, so you get to stop it. That is what this page does.
When you opt out, the advertising scripts are never written into the page. We do not load them and then ask them politely not to track you — by that point the request has been made and the third party already has your IP address.
How we remember, and the honest trade-off
Your choice is stored in a single cookie on your own device, holding the
value 1 and nothing else. We deliberately do not ask for an
email address to record it against, because that would mean collecting
personal information from you in order to honour a privacy request.
The trade-off, stated plainly: a cookie is per-browser and per-device. If you clear your cookies, use a private window, or switch to your phone, you will need to opt out again there. Global Privacy Control does not have this limitation — which is why we would rather you used it.
The better option: Global Privacy Control
GPC is a signal your browser sends to every site, automatically, saying you do not consent to your information being sold or shared. We honour it, and so must a growing list of companies: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon and Texas all require businesses to respect it, with other states following.
You can turn it on by:
- using a browser that sends it by default, such as Brave or DuckDuckGo;
- enabling it in Firefox, under Settings → Privacy & Security → Tell websites not to sell or share my data;
- installing an extension such as Privacy Badger or the official Global Privacy Control extension in Chrome, Edge or Safari.
Once it is on, reload this page. The status box above will tell you whether we can see it.
If you called one of our numbers
This page cannot help with that, and we want to be clear about why. The phone numbers on this site belong to marketing networks, not to us. If you gave your details on a call, we never received them — the network and the licensed agent hold them, and only they can delete them or stop contacting you.
Ask the agent directly, or contact the network named in our privacy policy. You can also add your number to the National Do Not Call Registry.
Other privacy requests
To ask what we hold about you, to have it deleted or corrected, or to limit the use of sensitive information, email privacy@getmeinsure.com. We reply within 45 days. An authorised agent may act for you with your written permission. Your full rights are set out in our privacy policy.
We will never treat you differently, charge you, or give you a worse service because you exercised any of these rights. The service is free and stays free.