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On Mon, 06 Jul 1998 22:30:24 -0400, DPH <rally2xs@pop.site1.csi.com> wrote:
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>Joel Garry wrote:
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>> >For my part, I don't have to, since Allstate has never taking _tickets_ into
>> >account, only accidents.
>>
>> I guess that must vary by state or something, 'cause they sure do in CA.  I
>> can't even get them to insure my bike because I got a ticket speeding to the
>> hospital to see my wife, driving her car.  And I've never got a ticket on a
>> bike, street riding since 1973.
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>Yeah, maybe, or maybe they don't consider the tickets of people they _already_ have
>as customers, but do consider them when evaluating prospective applicants.  Dunno.
>Just know that it's not ever made a difference - I always get the "Good Driver" rate
>because I don't have accidents.

I didn't make it clear, I have Allstate multiple cars and homeowners, and have
for decades.  For a while they stopped insuring Corvettes (not just mine!),
but then they started again.  I have separate motorcyle insurance, and every
few years I try to add it to my Allstate policy.  They seem to be a little
more picky here about mc than about tickets for Good Driver.

Insurance - betting against yourself.

Insurance - abuse of statistics for profit.

My insurance agent is actually a pretty cool guy, but that doesn't mean his
company is my friend.  Having to pay on multiple cars when I can only drive 
one at a time, excessive fees just because one is a sportscar, they've made
far too much money off of me to justify anything.

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>DPH
>


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