Good Insurance Companies
Mar 29th 2017, 4:10 pm
#16
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Re: Good Insurance Companies
When did GEICO become a broker? I know in 1972 my first husband financed our Datsun through GEICO but I'm not even sure they still do that. At that time, you had to be a government employee to use GEICO and he was a mailman.
Mar 29th 2017, 10:38 pm
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Re: Good Insurance Companies
I tried Geico for the house we've just been accepted on, but they were the only big one who refused to give me a quote online.
Mar 31st 2017, 9:24 am
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Re: Good Insurance Companies
I have been using Amica, they were always helpful and not too expensive. They were happy to insure me with UK drivers license whilst I was waiting to get my Texas license. I also use them for my rental insurance. I have found their rates are pretty good, and their customer service has been excellent.
Mar 31st 2017, 9:43 am
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Mar 31st 2017, 11:33 am
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Re: Good Insurance Companies
Well Geico quoted but looking at their website they seem to have at least 5 different companies they use for insurance including Liberty Mutual and Travelers so it seems like they are acting as a broker for house insurance.
Our State Farm agent's attitude was take it or leave it, they didn't even offer to discuss with the underwriters, so we left it.
Our State Farm agent's attitude was take it or leave it, they didn't even offer to discuss with the underwriters, so we left it.
