
"Vcheck has been a great tool in the day-to-day operation of our insurance office. It is so quick and easy for our clients to use, it prevents delayed payments (risking policy interruptions), clients can make instant payment at the time of their policy inception or renewal, it avoids the US mail delays and expense, it avoids bank scheduled payments—which are always delayed--, the site is secure and safe, the cost is so reasonable, and the list just goes on and on. We also make premium payments to our carriers via Vcheck (for those offering Vcheck as one of their services). So, when I encourage our clients to use this service, I speak from firsthand knowledge. Actually, I wish all of our carriers used this service. "
P. Rose, Livestock Mutual
Current Server Status
NOTE: If the Cloud Server is down, we are already aware of that - we get notified instantly.
Internet Outages Reports
If you are having issues with the Vcheck services, but the Server Status monitor above shows the Cloud Server is online, there could be regional or ISP related internet issues. All the links below will open into new Tabs or Windows.
IsItDownRightNow.Com - use this link to see if the Vcheck Server can be reached by this outside server.
Pingdom offers Live Map of Internet Downtime which shows if there may be major regional or global issues. Click on the U.S. on their map to narrow the results to our regions and major cities.
To see if your ISP (who provides your internet connection) might be having issues - you can check this site. This is also a good site for ISPs and major online services.
If you think you are having Wi-Fi issues and want to troubleshoot that yourself, AllConnect.com offers a great guide to do so. They also might be able to save you some money if you are looking to switch Internet Service Providers.
Another Way to Test
If the Could Server monitor above shows the server is online, but you can't reach it from your office connection, try this connecting to https://www.securevcheck.com/ from your smartphone or tablet which *probably* uses a different ISP. NOTE: If you reach the link above it will display the Vcheck Logo and the message "A System Error Has Occured" - this is normal using that link but shows the system is up and responding as it should.