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Tyler
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 Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:09 am Post subject: Boat Insurance |
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| Skipper and I are looking at boat insurance for the "Buddy Love" Any suggestions on coverage and companies? |
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Chef Lefty
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Will Deaton, State Farm. 992-1122. He is an avid boats-man and fisherman. He can discuss various coverages with you. Maybe you can get him to be a sponsor here! Tell him Chef Lefty sent you.
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greenhornet2
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| Farmer's beat all the other quotes I received and their policy includes up to $500 towing, which let me save another $140/year on seatow. |
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nebulosus
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:00 am Post subject: |
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carlisle insurance agency. call chase carlisle @ 361.884.2775
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Big John
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:49 am Post subject: Re: Boat Insurance |
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| Tyler wrote: | | Skipper and I are looking at boat insurance for the "Buddy Love" Any suggestions on coverage and companies? |
Call USAA. 800-531-USAA (8722) You'll get a multiline discount for already being with USAA.
If Skipper served might be a good opp. for him to sign up if he hasn't yet. |
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ironmanstan
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I'm using my co. state farm its only like 45bucks a month. To me thats good for a new boat. $ 500 de-duct. 
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Chef Lefty
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:28 am Post subject: |
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| ironmanstan wrote: | | I'm using my co. state farm its only like 45bucks a month. To me thats good for a new boat. $ 500 de-duct. |
You have a boat? 
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o_brother
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:45 am Post subject: |
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My current policy is up at the end of this month so I looked around to make sure I was getting a good deal before I re-newed.. I did an online quote with Progressive and then called the 800 number and had a rep. go over the quote to make sure I did it right and answer some questions for me.. When it was all done, I went with Progressive... I insured 46k for 305.00 a year. It comes out to a little over 25.00 a month... I saved 200.00 going with progressive for the same coverage..
Mike
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67 Shellback
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| I've used Progressive for the past 2 years. They seem to have very competitive rates. |
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Mad Dog
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delliott00
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I had my 2007 22' sea hunt insured with Progressive for agreed value of $30K and it ran around $220/yr.
Progressive seems to beat all the quotes I've gotten.
The Century 32 is a bit more with a 150 miles offshore limit.  About $900/yr.
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frayed
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I don't get why you military types aren't all with USAA. They are badazz. Not only great rates but no BS claim issues.
You ever listen to that guy Clark Howard on the radio who doles out financial advice? He rates them tops. I'm trying to join USAA but I have to get my dad (ex military) signed up so I can join.
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robul
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i had some issues with usaa claims unfortunatly many years ago.. I had to hire an attorney and lose 40% of my losses because of such. My apartment was robbed when i was out of town and they assumed fraud.. it was a nightmare and while i did get paid it took 400 days..
Other than that no issues ever with usaa.
I called for a quote a while back and they would not give me direct they tried to put me with a higher risk group. And save me no money.. because of my car which is highly modified.. they just didnt save me money. I use progressive for everything. 3 cars and I pay 96 a month. My boat is 35 a month. they hit me harder as its a flats boat.
A sponsor on my forum owns a local agency. He really took care of me and got my an excellent price.. much better than I was quoted for progressive direct.. The policy is a progressive he just wrote it for me and they get a commision..
Gary moore ins agency. .. Tell him robbie from ccstreetscene sent you and im sure he will give you a great deal.. Support the local economy.. heck tyler I bet if you give him a deal he may buy a sponorship from you as well.. g luck
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rodandroll
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| Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 11:51 pm Post subject: Re: Boat Insurance |
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| Tyler wrote: | | Skipper and I are looking at boat insurance for the "Buddy Love" Any suggestions on coverage and companies? |
Thought you had USAA. Usually can't beat them. |
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rodandroll
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| o_brother wrote: | My current policy is up at the end of this month so I looked around to make sure I was getting a good deal before I re-newed.. I did an online quote with Progressive and then called the 800 number and had a rep. go over the quote to make sure I did it right and answer some questions for me.. When it was all done, I went with Progressive... I insured 46k for 305.00 a year. It comes out to a little over 25.00 a month... I saved 200.00 going with progressive for the same coverage..
Mike |
I would never buy insurance from Progressive. It is owned by Peter Lewis. Look him up. He is one of the biggest libtard billionaires in the world. He spend his billions promoting one world government, global unification, anti gun laws, and other libtard causes, all the while subverting conservative causes. Unfortunately your policy dollars are paying for this. He is a big running buddy of George Soros. |
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