  INGO ARMENIA offers discount motor insurance system December 25, 2010 - 13:07 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - INGO ARMENIA insurance company offers motor insurance discount system for its clients. When signing a CMTPL agreement, the owners are also given a discount card, which is valid for one year (from December 18, 2010) and provides discounts for certain services. In particular, the discount card will allow INGO ARMENIA clients to save AMD 106.5 thousand in average per year while receiving a range of car-related services (changing engine oil, buying tires, auto parts, medicines or receiving outpatient treatment), the company’s press office reported. INGO ARMENIA, has now one of the most extensive agent networks throughout Armenia. The company potential clients can use the delivery service of CMTPL contracts at home, as well as to order it by phone, email and through the metropolitan network of TelCell payment terminals. The company has licenses for 13 classes of non-life insurance.
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