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Old 04-12-2007, 01:46 PM
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kill yourself.
He already tried, subaru saved him.
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Old 04-12-2007, 01:57 PM
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hmmm...someone is apparently a balla or ricer.

didnt know they allowed RHD JDM cars in the states.
hey, Captain Clue, it's a chassis code Einstein.
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Progressive, they've treated me right so far, I've only had them for a few months, hella cheaper than AAA
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Old 04-12-2007, 02:00 PM
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Progressive, they've treated me right so far, I've only had them for a few months, hella cheaper than AAA
how?
have you had a claim through them?

that's the important part.
ANY insurance company can take your money on a monthly/bi-annually basis...they're all great for that.

cheaper doesn't always = better.
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Old 04-12-2007, 02:01 PM
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have you had a claim though?

that's the important part.
ANY insurance company can take your money on a monthly/bi-annually basis...they're all great for that.

cheaper doesn't always = better.
no claims yet, but I'm gonna be sure to stay away from claims... (=
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Old 04-12-2007, 02:41 PM
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no claims yet, but I'm gonna be sure to stay away from claims... (=
That was my plan too...until my car was vandalized and the ****er took off.
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That was my plan too...until my car was vandalized and the ****er took off.
true.
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Old 04-12-2007, 02:49 PM
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+1 for esurance. They settled my claim pretty fast when my car was stolen. I would still have them if they offered higher liabilities
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Old 04-12-2007, 03:03 PM
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If oyu say the use of your vehical is for pleasure vs. work/school is there any rate diff?

Well with progressive if i up my coverage to
50/100/25 bodily
15/30 uninsured
3500 uninsured prop
1k medical
500/500 comp/coll
$20 rental
for $495

or

25/50/10
15/30 uninsured
3500 uninsured prop
1k medical
500/500 comp/coll
$20 rental
for $487

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Old 04-12-2007, 03:09 PM
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i've used progressive for almost 7 years now, in two different states. roadside assistance is excellent with them, and they do respond very quick to customer service calls. having no-extra-fees online access is always a plus, and their rates seem very competive.

the only problem i've ever had with them the entire time is when my civic got stolen, they refused to do anything to help other than give me advice on how my car could be fixed. GRANTED, i did not have full coverage insurance at the time, so they were really supposed to help me other than that (still had very good customer service though, the lady i talked to was actually very helpful). this was really more of an annoyance than anything else since the month my civic got stolen was the one month i had dropped down to liability in order to save some cash. boy did that turn out to be a great decision. =/

all in all, i'd definitely recommend them.
Man i would NOT recommend progressive. I had a really bad experience with them. I was in an accident with a witness and a police report saying it was not my fault and they couldnt get me my money from the other insurance company. I had to directly fax my police report to the other parties insurance and had my check in three days. I called progressive back and gave them hell to put it lightly. I was getting raped by safeco for a few years and recently got on with esurance. Holy crap what a blessing.

Safeco for three cars - 450 a month. I got a few tickets on my record still.

Esurance - 200 a month!!!!!! and i just bought a new truck now im paying 260 a month. You do the math..........

My vote goes for esurance. And they are really easy to use.

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I just re-ran a quote for Esurance doesnt seem to bad but still higher than Progressive
25/50/25
25/50
1k medical
500/500 comp col
25/750 rental
for $666 which is sort of ominous
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Originally Posted by pozzi
hey, Captain Clue, it's a chassis code Einstein.

no **** cupcake.
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Old 04-12-2007, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by motorpotor
I just re-ran a quote for Esurance doesnt seem to bad but still higher than Progressive
25/50/25
25/50
1k medical
500/500 comp col
25/750 rental
for $666 which is sort of ominous
Well with the current policy i have with esurance:

Uninsured motorists - 100K - 300K
Bodily injury - 100K - 300K
Property damage - 50K
500 deductible

and thats 260 a month for 4 cars - including my 05 sti and my 07 dodge turbo diesel (full coverage on both)

Just fyi
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Originally Posted by scarface
Well with the current policy i have with esurance:

Uninsured motorists - 100K - 300K
Bodily injury - 100K - 300K
Property damage - 50K
500 deductible

and thats 260 a month for 4 cars - including my 05 sti and my 07 dodge turbo diesel (full coverage on both)

Just fyi
Man im getting royally ****ed.
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Old 04-12-2007, 03:29 PM
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Man im getting royally ****ed.
I WAS TOO BRO!!!!!!! I couldnt believe it when the lady gave me my quote over the phone. I asked her if it was a mistake or if she had not run my record yet. She got a kick out of it. It was a new beginning for me.

And just to add to the intensity..............I have two speeding tickets still on my record!!!!!!!!

Crazy. I think its because esurance is their own insurance company. If you go through a middle man then you will get f'ed.
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