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The insurance industry provides protection against financial losses resulting from a variety of perils. In the future, carriers will allow customers to purchase policies through the Internet without ever speaking to a live agent. Insurance carriers also underwrite a variety of specialized types of insurance, such as real-estate title insurance, employee surety and fidelity bonding, and medical malpractice insurance. There are two basic types of insurance carriers: direct and reinsurance.A Merchant Account is simply a relationship between a retailer, a merchant bank and payment processor for the settlement of credit card transactions. Some insurance policies cover groups of people, ranging from a few to thousands of individuals. For a fee, the sites forward customer information to a number of insurance companies, which review the information and, if they decide to take on the policy, contact the customer with an offer. Internet merchants usually pay higher fees than "brick and mortar" retailers because they require a "Card Not Present Merchant Account" (more likely to be a target of fraud). These sites allow potential customers to input information about their insurance policy needs. That said, however, it's hard to run an Internet business without one. This approach is most common in life insurance companies
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