Buying a z. Sky high insurance???

RunNgun · 10-05-2011, 10:07 AM

one million dollars in coverage is pretty lol-worthy. Yeah yeah I know it was like 5 bucks more, but I bet that was the same rationale you used for all your other coverages, netting you an additional $80/month when it's all said and done.

I had been a Geico customer for 8 years until recently. For some reason they seemed to have disproportionately high premiums compared to every single other provider I looked at. Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, Metlife, & finally Nationwide. Each of these competitors had premiums within $10-$20 of each other. Geico was out of the park at near double anything they charge. There arent enough positive reviews out there to state that Geico's claims handling is this good so I dumped them for Nationwide, which impressed me with their near 0 wait times and American phone service personnel. They also never once tried to slip in higher coverages or addon's for things I didnt ask for. Clean webpage to boot.

Thechidz · 10-05-2011, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by RunNgun

one million dollars in coverage is pretty lol-worthy. Yeah yeah I know it was like 5 bucks more, but I bet that was the same rationale you used for all your other coverages, netting you an additional $80/month when it's all said and done.

I had been a Geico customer for 8 years until recently. For some reason they seemed to have disproportionately high premiums compared to every single other provider I looked at. Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, Metlife, & finally Nationwide. Each of these competitors had premiums within $10-$20 of each other. Geico was out of the park at near double anything they charge. There arent enough positive reviews out there to state that Geico's claims handling is this good so I dumped them for Nationwide, which impressed me with their near 0 wait times and American phone service personnel. They also never once tried to slip in higher coverages or addon's for things I didnt ask for. Clean webpage to boot.

thanks, I just checked nationwide looks like I'll be saving a lot of money with them.

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RunNgun Base Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: USA Posts: 80 Drives: 2011 370z black AT Rep Power: 14	one million dollars in coverage is pretty lol-worthy. Yeah yeah I know it was like 5 bucks more, but I bet that was the same rationale you used for all your other coverages, netting you an additional $80/month when it's all said and done. I had been a Geico customer for 8 years until recently. For some reason they seemed to have disproportionately high premiums compared to every single other provider I looked at. Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, Metlife, & finally Nationwide. Each of these competitors had premiums within $10-$20 of each other. Geico was out of the park at near double anything they charge. There arent enough positive reviews out there to state that Geico's claims handling is this good so I dumped them for Nationwide, which impressed me with their near 0 wait times and American phone service personnel. They also never once tried to slip in higher coverages or addon's for things I didnt ask for. Clean webpage to boot.