Kapiloff Insurance Agency

Kapiloff Insurance has served our business for over 20 years at a consistently high level. It's such a pleasure to work with knowledgeable professionals that believe in old fashioned service, in whom you can trust for advice in your best interest and do whatever it takes to make things easy for the client. I recommend Kapiloff Insurance to everyone, for both business and personal services, and use them personally myself.
5 9 years ago (05-04-2018)

Billi-Jo Ogo is our agent, and I cannot recommend her highly enough! Our time for renewal was coming up, and she searched around and found us a policy which saved us almost $700 per year. That is not a typo. Seven hundred dollars per year. Anyone out there looking for insurance--you should contact her. I never give Internet reviews unless they are truly warranted. Call Billi-Jo. (Plus, she has the coolest name in New England!)
5 9 years ago (12-02-2018)

Thank you, Jay Savoie and Kapiloff Insurance for helping us with all of our commercial insurance needs. It is a pleasure working with you, Jay and thank you for giving us the best advice and policies that meet our needs. Thank you!
5 9 years ago (17-04-2018)

BilliJo and the team are amazing. Been with them for many years.
5 9 years ago (14-05-2018)

Mike Kapiloff gave information on an insurance policy, that I own, without my consent, to my ex-husband of 10 years and in response to Kapiloff's response below.... Two investigations were done. The first investigation ended with Mike Kapiloff admitting that in 2014, he had indeed given my information to my ex, without my permission. All he got was a warning not to do it again, by the insurance company and the NHDI was fine with that and wanted me to be fine with it too. I then requested a 2nd investigation, because I felt something more should have been done. The second investigation was a joke, obviously done to humor me and this is when they decided to call it implied consent. Below is what Kapiloff is calling implied consent. . In 2011 Mike contacted me and told me that he wanted to make some recommendations for changes to my policy and that he wanted to copy my ex. He told me that he couldn't copy my ex without my written consent and told me he was going to email me asking permission. I replied with a single email and one sentence, " I WANT THINGS LEFT THE WAY THEY ARE". He then dropped it. "3 YEARS LATER", in 2014, my ex asked Mike for information on the same policy. This time Mike gave my ex the information without contacting me at all. Mike admitted that this was done without my permission and I have documents from NHDI's first investigation and the insurance company, that state this. Yes, the NH department of insurance dropped the ball and let this man get away with giving my policy information to someone I'd been divorced from for 10 years.
1 9 years ago (02-04-2018)