do you have inside info?


cause they send out paper work saying its only the home owners they are getting out of.

 

Florida law prohibits them from selling other insurance if they pull out of homeowner's insurance. Now, whether or not the almighty insurance company will be held accountable for following the laws, I can't say.

 

hadn't heard that one.. but i wouldn't put it past them

 

^they say that could take sometime to pass, we're talking about years.

medical coverages are a must but more so health insurance is what saved my ass... i had 50k on my bike insurance and i went over that and cigna covered the rest... well i hadda pay them back but they fronted it up until i won the law suit

 

I have full coverage on a 2006 GSX-R1000 (bought it new) through State Farm for $45/month. I also have renters insurance (not for long as State Farm is pulling home owner's out of Florida), my truck, and my girlfriend's car through them too. They cut you a GREAT deal when you get all their discounts like safe driver (they don't care about tickets, just accidents and claims), good student (above 3.0 GPA at a credited college), multiple car, multiple line (car and renters), etc.

You basically cannot beat State Farm as long as you have everything insured with them. They already saved my ass a couple times too, once when I totalled a brand new GSX-R1000 (squid days) and once when I had another one stolen (also brand new). It came out to $18,000 they paid out in seven months once upon a time and my rates did not go up even one penny. Now that I am an old man (29) and my girlfriend is getting older (25) we don't get hit with their little kid tax anymore either which helps!

I will never own a vehicle without full coverage insurance. There is too much at stake when things go wrong and the last thing you want to worry about when you are trying to heal up from a wreck is how the hell you are going to pay for everything!

 

I'm not a big fan of insurance...its all a big scam so they can get rich...I think if someone hits me and they're not insured...we should sell their house/autos or put them on some legally-enforced paycheck deduction, like child support.

 

+1

to bad that's only in your dream world and it doesnt really happen.

 

yep... in fact if they don't have insurance, and you don't have good insurance. its not even worth a lawyer's time to take your case.


you are just ass out.

 

+1, i had statefarm and the lawyer sued state farm not the lady, cause she had no taxable assets

 

State Farm
Comp & Collision
3 page long driving record (FTL)
Just under $900 a yr