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Anal AssPlorer said:
LOL....I'm SURE of that.
LOL....I'm SURE of that.
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Citruscide
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Frackal said:
Sorry bro... I'm 27 and mine is at 400 for the year. State Farm.
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the People's Champ
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I turn 25 this year. I can't wait since that is the age when insurance rates drop, correct?
He he... I feel your pain but I still have four vehicles and, two full coverage and two with just liab. and I pay...drumbroll... $85.00 a month! Bwaugh! ha ha!!! Being 40 pays for something!
Actually
Insurance is determined by
Zone - Region of the country in which you live.
Car - Type of car and it's theft rating.
You - Age and Driving Record.
Zone includes states on pop. density, accidents per 1000 and theft of vehicles by make etc.
Actually
Insurance is determined by
Zone - Region of the country in which you live.
Car - Type of car and it's theft rating.
You - Age and Driving Record.
Zone includes states on pop. density, accidents per 1000 and theft of vehicles by make etc.
musclebrains
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Anal AssPlorer said:
Why not do a google search, ya lazy whiner?
Progressive has been the subject of numerous lawsuits. They were notorious about five years ago for cancelling insurance with no notification -- or giving customers very little time to make payments. My itty bitty sports car was hit by a huge truck at 80 mph on teh freeway about five years ago, causing a huge accident (I was, weirdly, unhurt). When I contacted Progressive they announced they had cancelled my insurance for nonpayment. In fact, what they had done was continue to send my bills to a former address. I'd caught them in this twice before -- they'd even cancelled me and required me to pay reinstatement fees once -- but they continued to send the bill to the wrong address. Unfortunately, I had spent 3 weeks out of the country jsut before my accident and didn't catch them this time.
I took responsibility for this, had to get a lawyer and spend thousands of dollars. A year later, I learned there was a class action suit against the company for these kinds of INTENTIONAL practices.
When I graduated and bought a new car in 1999, I paid about $135/month or $1600 per year for it under my parent's insurance. I moved out 6 months after and got my own insurance then at age 23 for $1400/year. Now, I just turned 26 and I have my own house, so I pay $76/month or $915/year. BTW, my car is a 1999 Pontiac TransAm. I have nothing on my record so that helps along with grades. After I bought my house, that really helped as well, especially since I was 25 already.
In the midwest, Country Insurance is very fair on prices, especially high performance vehicles and boats. Right now, I'm with State Farm for the $915/year on my Trans Am.
In the midwest, Country Insurance is very fair on prices, especially high performance vehicles and boats. Right now, I'm with State Farm for the $915/year on my Trans Am.
Frack, That's the way it is because you are still young, and in that age group, you get screwed.
In defense of Progressive: I had a nasty accident in Baton Rouge LA. I lived in NY and I was kinda fucked. The Progressoive adjuster showed up on site, did his thing, and cut me a check. It was painless.
In defense of Progressive: I had a nasty accident in Baton Rouge LA. I lived in NY and I was kinda fucked. The Progressoive adjuster showed up on site, did his thing, and cut me a check. It was painless.
Drew Carey
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When I got quotes for my bike insurance it was all over the place. One company wanted $3800 a year! Progressive wanted $1900. I went with AllState at $388 a year. Shop around.
