I want to personally thank Holly and Brittany at Brevard insurance and marketing for their…read morededication to their clients. I had a few issues with the big corporate insurance company and they were able to step in and resolve all the problems as the insurance broker. I've had Brevard insurance for 15 years and they are dedication to their clients we're proven with this last problem I had and they resolved it and saved me quite a bit of money which is always a wonderful thing!! Thank you, Phil Bisesto

Not very good at returning phone calls. I called there 3 hours ago and the lady said "She is out to…read morelunch". I'll have her call you when she gets back. I still haven't heard from her. What happened to customer service? People used to care enough to at least try. Maybe it's the low pay here in Florida and lack of decent benefits that causes people to not give a s**t. I wouldn't be in a hurry to do business with these people. Two years in a row I got a letter from these inept people criticizing me and warning me about not paying a bill I NEVER GOT. They did it AGAIN! Buyer Beware!

een working with Scott for almost 8 years now. Has always been incredibly helpful and extremely…read moreknowledgeable. Have and will continue to recommend people to him and his services

Scott Plapp guy is great…read more I get all of my insurance through him... After going to State Farm, All State, and a few other major places for homeowner's quotes, I decided to look up a broker and gave him a call. He got me insured through Metlife for a lot less than State Farm quoted me. We also switched our auto insurance over when he gave us a quote through Safeco that was half as much as we were paying with State Farm (he says Safeco is one of the cheapest major insurer in Chicago). Outside of the great rates he finds as a result of being a broker, his service is excellent. He's in Berwyn but I've never needed to go to his office. He's very on top of e-mail and on the phone and follows up on things... He gets me what I need when I need, makes good suggestions, etc.

I have had a continued wonderful experience with Brad Bernkrant since being introduced to him by my…read moreCPA over 7 ago. Brad is not only extremely experienced and knowledgeable but the customer service their office provides is unmatched in my 50 years of being an investor and active market participant. It's great to work with someone who truly knows and cares about his clients and is very active in he Cocoa Beach community. His assistant, Laurie shows the same dedication to her role with a friendly, helpful and caring attitude. At Edward Jones, they really take the time to explain details and answer questions that my family has. Brad has set my investments up for balanced long term growth, which has translated into some great results, year after year. If you are looking for an extremely experienced, hardworking, trustworthy Financial Advisor in Cocoa Beach, then do yourself a favor by making an appointment to shake hands and meet Brad Bernkrant

From the owner: During these uncertain times, we're here for you - ready to listen, support and navigate this…read moretogether. We care about your physical health and your financial health. Please reach out and see how we can help you. Edward Jones is an investment firm that believes your financial goals deserve a face to face conversation. We can help you prepare for retirement, save for education and be a tax-smart investor.

At best MetLife's customer service is abysmal. At worst, they are thieves…read more My husband is the "owner" of a life insurance policy where I am the insured. We wanted to cancel the policy because I was able to replace this $750k policy with a $1M policy AND save $80/mo. My husband executed the necessary forms on 6/2/2017. Although they HAVE my husband's tax ID, in the section of the form that says, "Enter your taxpayer ID", my husband entered MY tax id and not HIS tax ID. Apparently it is supposed to be HIS tax ID, not mine, and for that reason, they have never cancelled the insurance but have continued to automatically withdraw $259 each month. This seems like a relatively easy mistake to make since the word "your" could refer to either of us and we are both associated with the policy. Take a look at the attached form - this is the one we actually sent on 6/2/17. NOWHERE on the form does it say it needs to be filled out from the perspective of the owner (and, in fact, the DOB and other info relates to me). I was still charged the full premium on 6/15/17 although I would have thought they could have processed it by then. When I was charged the full premium, AGAIN, on 7/17/17, I called and requested a refund. MetLife said it wasn't possible to refund the money. Now, do you suppose they would have paid the $750k if I had died between 6/2/17 and today? Or do you think they would have trotted out my husband's EXECUTED request, on the proper form, to cancel the life insurance effective in June? What happened to the days when people did the right thing because it was good business??