Insurance company's

[rynosback]

I have had Progressive for sever years now and issues are starting to appear.

I did there snap shot program.
2015 ram, has under 3000 miles on it and only tow the 5ver with it. I earned a 16% discount the first month. Then they claim I had 96 hard brakes after that. And all of these with the 5ver in tow.

2015 Mazda 3 got a 3% discount. It is a newer car then the Ram and has more mileage. I drive them both, so go figure.
Maybe using my exhaust brake racked up all of those hard stops.

Now I get an email stating that they kicked me out of the paperless option as emails have been bouncing back. lol. I got this in an email so it seems to be working to me. Being a full timer I informed them that it might take 2 months for me to get anytype of mail. And if they have an issue, maybe they should pick up the phone and call my cell that they have on file. They said that they do not do that. That I would have to have an agent for that to happen.

So my question is who are you guys using for insurance? Why did you pick them?

Thanks for listening to my rant and I will be shopping around the next day or two.

[hondavalk]

State Farm for everything I own including myself. They seem to have a very competitive rate that does not go up after a lure me in period. Every time I have had a claim it was paid quickly and one time when I thought a claims agent was low balling a settlement I talked to their corporate office and they gave me more then I was requesting and they were apologetic about the whole issue.

[Dragon70]

96 hard brakes?
I have USAA and Progressive and couldn't be happier with rates and service. Super great people to work with.

[rynosback]

Originally Posted by Halibut214

96 hard brakes?
I have USAA and Progressive and couldn't be happier with rates and service. Super great people to work with.

This is what they stated that the snap shot wirelessly reported to them. I say BS. You know when you do one as it beeps at you.

[Dragon70]

Originally Posted by rynosback

This is what they stated that the snap shot wirelessly reported to them. I say BS. You know when you do one as it beeps at you.

Never heard of such a thing. What is "snap shot", and how does it report?

[Dragon70]

Never mind, just googled it. No way in hell I'd put a device like that on my rig here in Phoenix. There would be 96 hard brakes in one trip downtown and if your not at least 10 over on the speed limits your going to get your butt ran over.

[missourijan]

National Interstate or Blue Sky

[rynosback]

Originally Posted by missourijan

National Interstate or Blue Sky

Thanks, I had interstate on my list and forgot about Blue Sky.

[Cummins12V98]

I have had Farmers for many years. Actually since I was 19. I have the 15 RAM, 16 MS, 98 RAM and 99 Tahoe all fully insured with 500K coverage at $1,000 every 6mo. Also a 1 million Umbrella at $150 per year.

And NO little plug in!

[Field Trip]

Try Millers out of Oregon. They use Allied, a division of Nationwide & understand full timing. Great pricing as well!

[KNMIB]

I have State Farm also. One question to ask is if content is insured. In my case it is covered under home owners. I do know one thing about insurance and it is how they respond on claims. Nov. 17, 2013 we lost house, 2 cars, boat, all contents of home due to a tornado. We could not be happier the way State Farm took care of everything from rebuilding the house, content (it is amazing how much stuff you have), cars, boat, living expenses for year and half etc. Everyone check your insurance make sure you are covered.

[KNMIB]

P.S. I have no affiliation with any insurance company.

[jrben]

I had State Farm for probably 30 years. The last ten years it seamed like every year the rates were going up and I have a clean driving record. So, I dumped them and went over to Geico and couldn't be happier. Claim service is great and my rate is constantly going up.

[mcr1010]

I had State Farm for a lot of years until moving to FL. Rates went way up, so went with FL Farm Bureau for home and car. Nationwide for camper.

[neeliec]

Originally Posted by KNMIB

I have State Farm also. One question to ask is if content is insured. In my case it is covered under home owners. I do know one thing about insurance and it is how they respond on claims. Nov. 17, 2013 we lost house, 2 cars, boat, all contents of home due to a tornado. We could not be happier the way State Farm took care of everything from rebuilding the house, content (it is amazing how much stuff you have), cars, boat, living expenses for year and half etc. Everyone check your insurance make sure you are covered.

Oh my gosh!! So sorry for your losses! I can't imagine going through something like that! Folks always say they are grateful to be alive and that they only lost "things" but I'm sure it must still be a blow that can knock you for a loop for awhile. Just glad you survived and that you have picked up the pieces and moved forward!

[rynosback]

Originally Posted by KNMIB

I have State Farm also. One question to ask is if content is insured. In my case it is covered under home owners. I do know one thing about insurance and it is how they respond on claims. Nov. 17, 2013 we lost house, 2 cars, boat, all contents of home due to a tornado. We could not be happier the way State Farm took care of everything from rebuilding the house, content (it is amazing how much stuff you have), cars, boat, living expenses for year and half etc. Everyone check your insurance make sure you are covered.

WOW. Just glad that you and your family are OK. As things can be replaced.

[mcr1010]

Yes, glad you losses were stuff only and no one harmed. State Farm is a great company and always responded promptly to what few small claims we had over the years. The rates more than doubled mostly due to our previous home location vs our present location.