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In article <1992Oct7.173020.20196@tcsi.com> gwu@nujoizey.tcs.com (George Wu) writes:
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>     CSAA was certainly the cheapest insurance I found.  I checked a
>good half dozen of the commercial companies.  However, be sure to shop
>around by calling up several different agents (not just companies).
>Insurance premiums are notorious for random variations.
>
>     One fair warning: I've heard a couple of stories of poeple
>complaining CSAA undervalues/over-depreciates the value of a car
>damaged in an accident.  This would mean you might not get as much
>as you think your car is worth if it were totalled, and CSAA might
>consider it totalled when another company might not.  I've not seen
>widespread complaints of this sort, so I'm not sure it's a valid
>complaint either.

Actually, I haven't met anyone who's made a claim with them who has
a *good* story.  They tried to rip me off for about 45% of the value
of my car (which was totalled by a CSAA-insured driver) and their attitude
was: so sue us if you don't like it.  I've heard the same story from
others who've made claims.

Fred