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dean hanson

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OK here is my followup on my insurance saga: After Progressive doubled my
premium to $932.86 for a $15,000 agreed value, I shopped AAA who sends you
to progressive. Shopped Farmers who carries mu home who quoted Foremost, at
a $1076.76. Not even an agreed value. Blue book value and you know what a
problem that is. Then went to Good Sam member services. Quoted National
General who will only write liability of 100,00/300,000 at $$544. Then got a
SafeCo quote, headquartered in Washington State. $250,000/500,000 liability,
agreed value at $15,000 for $445.54 per year.



Talked about the rates on most every body going up in the state of Ca.
Broker said rates increased some because of the fire, but mostly from our
new governor and his pick of an insurance
commissioner. Seems that a company can not give discounts anymore, like for
good credit, member of an association (good sam) good driving record, etc.
Everyone must be treated the same, illegal or legal. Think about creeping
liberalism and socialism when you go to vote.

I'm going to sign up with Safeco.



Dean C. Hanson 75 Avion. The Resourceful Norse

P.O.Box 2096

Fremont, Ca. 94536

(510) 657-9600
 
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Thanks for the follow-up Dean.

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Bear in mind that Safeco probably has a max for towing. That’ll get you about 30 miles.

After having to swollow about $1700 for towing I am now looking for another insurer.

Emery Stora

>
> OK here is my followup on my insurance saga: After Progressive doubled my
> premium to $932.86 for a $15,000 agreed value, I shopped AAA who sends you
> to progressive. Shopped Farmers who carries mu home who quoted Foremost, at
> a $1076.76. Not even an agreed value. Blue book value and you know what a
> problem that is. Then went to Good Sam member services. Quoted National
> General who will only write liability of 100,00/300,000 at $$544. Then got a
> SafeCo quote, headquartered in Washington State. $250,000/500,000 liability,
> agreed value at $15,000 for $445.54 per year.
>
>
>
> Talked about the rates on most every body going up in the state of Ca.
> Broker said rates increased some because of the fire, but mostly from our
> new more liberal more moonbeam governor and his pick of an insurance
> commissioner. Seems that a company can not give discounts anymore, like for
> good credit, member of an association (good sam) good driving record, etc.
> Everyone must be treated the same, illegal or legal. Think about creeping
> liberalism and socialism when you go to vote.
>
> I'm going to sign up with Safeco.
>
>
>
> Dean C. Hanson 75 Avion. The Resourceful Norse
>
> P.O.Box 2096
>
> Fremont, Ca. 94536
>
> (510) 657-9600
>
>
>
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Thanks for the update.

I'm happy that you did your homework and got a more reasonable rate. The fire excuse that was posted earlier did not make sense to me. The whole
state did not burn. Here a fire is covered by comprehensive at the rates is set you the total loss for a zone. In my case there is a highway that
cuts the county in half. There are several cities and towns that are cut in half also North of it is almost the highest rate in the state. South of
it is the lowest zone in the state. I am south.

But what do I know?

Ken B.

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