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E3only Nov 28th 2012 11:39 pm

Mercury insurance.
 
Hi guys.

As some of you know, my wife and I bought a plan in East bay (SFH) and are moving very soon! right now my auto and renters insurance is with Allstate.

I got in touch with a broker for the new home and auto quotes and the best he provided me was Mercury Insurance. I am not sure what kinda reputation they have but given I had to have insurance in order to fund and close, I paid it and thought to myself if there are any issues come out of my researc then I will just move my policies.

Auto insurance went down dramatically from around 580/6 months to 400/6 months. (just 1 car and wife does not drive). Home insurance around 600 a year.

Anyone have any idea how these guys are? much appreciate your help.

Regards,

E3only Nov 29th 2012 5:08 pm

Re: Mercury insurance.
 
Anyone?

Speedwell Nov 29th 2012 5:10 pm

Re: Mercury insurance.
 

Originally Posted by E3only (Post 10408125)
Anyone?

E3, I used them for a year for car insurance and switched the next year for lower premiums. I did not have a claim so I really can't speak to that. All I can really say is that they didn't do anything abnormal to my payments or treat me like crap when I called them.

E3only Nov 29th 2012 5:11 pm

Re: Mercury insurance.
 

Originally Posted by Speedwell (Post 10408128)
E3, I used them for a year for car insurance and switched the next year for lower premiums. I did not have a claim so I really can't speak to that. All I can really say is that they didn't do anything abnormal to my payments or treat me like crap when I called them.

Thanks. Where did you move it to? and your location if you don't mind?

Speedwell Nov 29th 2012 8:25 pm

Re: Mercury insurance.
 

Originally Posted by E3only (Post 10408131)
Thanks. Where did you move it to? and your location if you don't mind?

Oh, that's fine. I have been insuring my car with Safeco for five or six years now. No trouble at all, reasonable premiums even on collision coverage, a lot of friendly phone staff, and a well-handled claim three years ago when I rear-ended someone who rear-ended someone else on a greasy city road after a sudden squall. I don't mind recommending them based on my own experience. I live in Houston, incidentally (the state you are in, not the locality, is the biggest driver of rates, I'm told).


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