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In article <1992Apr4.222005.26428@spdcc.com> rdonahue@spdcc.com (Bob Donahue) writes:
>In article <56876@cup.portal.com> James_J_Kowalczyk@cup.portal.com writes:
>
>>Contrary to popular belief, State Farm does operate in Massachusetts.
>>I know because I have my insurance from them.  They will cover you if
>>you move to Mass. from out of state and had a State Farm policy in your
>>previous state.  However, I think they only have one office for all of
>>Mass. (in Framingham).  
>
>	I was told by a State Farm agent that they do not.  My roommate
>got a letter the day we arrived in the state saying that he had to 
>*immediately* find a new company if he was going to be in Massachusetts.
>If you managed to fool them or work something out - you're the first 
>person I've heard of that has.
>
>	I have my own beef against them based on renter's insurance
>which they failed to own up to when my rented house was broken into.
>All I can say is that with State Farm more than ANY other insurance comp.
>I have ever had dealings with, get EVERYTHING in writing, dated and
>notarized.  It's amazing the amount of "never received mail" they
>seem to have...
>
>BBC

I disagree.

I have been a State Farm customer for over 15 years, and when I bought a second
car in 85, I insured it with them. I never had any problems. They are prompt
and courteous. When my car was totaled a couple of years ago, they sent me
a check within three days. 

Alan