RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
It's tricky to find real auto insurance price comparisons on the internet because many of the web sites are what they call "lead generation" sites in the insurance business. They tend to collect your information, and then have agents call or email you. Some of them within an hour of inputting your info, but they keep coming for a few days or a week.
You can get live price quotes from some of the bigger companies like Geico, esurance, etc.
This site, if you enter your zip code, gives a list of sites that have online quotes. You still have to go to each one individually, but just note the price quote on a piece of paper ( or in windows notepad ), and then make a choice.
http://billeater.com/compare/insurance
Or, try of the bigger sites directly: http://geico.com/
http://esurance.com/
And, I'm sure that an insurance agent might chime in and say, "You know, I can do that for you" :)
Posted on 11/17/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
We switched from Farmers to Progressive and save $50.00 per month.
Posted on 08/02/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
Hi, I was given this phone number for inexpensive auto insurance if you earn less than $26,000 a year.
I am not sure if it is just for California, or for other states as well. 866-620-8861 Loretta
Posted on 07/29/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
If you belong to Sam's Club or Costco - check out their benefits to members - we found a great deal for our family, including 2 teenage boys, through Sam's and then added our homeowners and got another discount through the same company! Worth a try - just have your declaration page in hand when you call so you can compare "apples to apples" - then, if you want to change anything you can do that afterwards.
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RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
Agree with susanmajp!
I am female, 55, no accidents ever that were my fault, no tickets since 1982, own a 2000 Hyundai Elantra Wagon, live in a small town in Washington State, on average don't drive more than 50 miles a month, have full coverage and I pay $50.00 a month but other company's quoted as much as $100.00 more a month than that :-o
Just shop around and ask each agent lots of questions and detailed quotes in writing from each before deciding ;-)
Oh! And each and every time your policy comes up for renewal shop again!
Posted on 07/29/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
Even if all of us told you a single company was great, the chance of it being a good pick for you would be slim. The cost of auto insurance differs between companies, the regions of the country you live in, the city you live in, your sex, your age, your past driving history, the make and model of your vehicle, your deductible, whether you have homeowners insurance with the same company, the type and amount of coverage you choose, etc. This is one time when it's best to call around or check the internet for a good price. And remember, the amount you pay has nothing to do with how the company will treat you or what kind of medical care they'll pay for if you ever get in an accident. Personally, I think insurance is kind of like a crap-shoot--you research what you think is the best, pay the premiums, and hope you never have to make a claim because you don't really know how they will pay. Good luck.
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RE: Looking for Inexpensive Auto Insurance
I have both my auto and renter's insurance with Nationwide, have been with them for several years and am very satisfied with their services.
Posted on 07/25/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
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