Posted by farmallsandcoops on April 20, 2022 at 21:05:46 from (69.57.205.6):
In Reply to: Geico Insurance posted by miner09 on April 19, 2022 at 16:21:22:
Have had GEICO for 35 years now. I had sold my car when I moved to a big city (DC) and didn't have insurance for 6 months. Bought a car and every company wanted to charge me an arm and a leg because I didn't have insurance. No one could answer why I would need car insurance without a car... GEICO was the cheapest and and told me my rates would go down after the first 6 months and they did. Everyone else was a year at the high rate. Have had claims that were all paid and only one time did my rates go up. But they went back down after 6 months. Years ago, they offered to give me a quote on insurance for our home... at that time, it was being offered through Travelers and not GEICO. But Travelers wouldn't cover a rural property. But that didn't stop me from keeping GEICO as my car insurance given the good luck I've had with them on everything else.
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