Allstate commercials are popular with memorable characters like Mayhem and the actress in "It's Not Going to Fit". Dot-Marie Jones shines in the commercial with her deadpan humor and relatable ...

SHORTSVILLE — After three hours of filming — not to mention the six or so hours of drive time to Brooklyn and an overnighter to boot — they got all of three seconds of airtime.

Explore Allstate Corporation's 2025 tech ecosystem in the Enterprise Tech Ecosystem Series. Discover Allstate's digital transformation strategies, technology initiatives, investments, and innovations ...

As a result, agents have more confidence in understanding commercial insurance and business stakeholders can rapidly publish FAQs and critical information, just-in-time. Moving forward, ABIe is ...

Allstate will pay agents commissions on just 50% of the premiums customers pay for condominium policies, according to an agent source who requested anonymity for fear of reprisals from the company.

Allstate said Ameriprise had better luck with two of its agents in Arizona, who left in March with more than 18,000 pages of confidential material, including detailed customer lists, according to ...

Bird was featured in the latest AllState commercial with "Mayhem," who was causing a ruckus in Bird’s attic at his home. "I’m a bird stuck in Larry Bird’s attic, and I’m going coo-coo!" ...

To file a claim with Allstate, customers can call an 800 number or talk directly with their agent. Many Allstate policyholders only give the insurance provider a one-star rating on the BBB website.

Shortsville reindeer co-star with Allstate's 'Mayhem' in new commercial. ... After agreeing to do the TV spot, the agent told Schaertl what they wanted the reindeer to do for the commercial. ...

The Allstate commercial is just one of a number of deals that NBC has crafted between advertisers and “SNL” producers during the show’s landmark 50th season.

Shaertl got a call out of the blue back in September from not one but two agents in New York City who place animals in ...

Shaertl got a call out of the blue back in September from not one but two agents in New York City who place animals in commercials. Interested? Well, yes, Schaertl said, if the price was right. It ...