Progressive insurance

[fightingquaker13]

FQ,  How are you eligible for USAA if I may ask?

My dad had it. Its transferable to dependents. If you get it your daughter might be eligible as they translate "dependents" loosely to get more clients.
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[Timothy]

My dad had it. Its transferable to dependents. If you get it your daughter might be eligible as they translate "dependents" loosely to get more clients.
FQ13

I tried but by the time I was a member, she was already an adult and she's had her own policy since she turned 18 anyway.

[fightingquaker13]

I tried but by the time I was a member, she was already an adult and she's had her own policy since she turned 18 anyway.

Too bad. I've been with them since I was 16 and got my first truck, and I have no intention of ever switching.
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[Timothy]

Too bad. I've been with them since I was 16 and got my first truck, and I have no intention of ever switching.
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I wasn't aware until last year that they'd opened it to all Vets with an Honorable Discharge.  I now use them for Auto, Home, banking, investments, credit cards, etc...

[Pathfinder]

Is it available to fathers of active duty Marines? ? ? ? ? ?

[Sponsor]

[Timothy]

Is it available to fathers of active duty Marines? ? ? ? ? ?

I doubt that Path but I don't know for certain.

www.usaa.com

[fightingquaker13]

I doubt that Path but I don't know for certain.

www.usaa.com

I think you're wrong Timothy. All that would have to happen is for his son to have him declared mentally incompetent and list him as a dependent. I'll testify at the hearing.
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[Big Frank]

I have Progressive ATV insurance. In about a 2 year period they paid for 4 stolen vehicles and still didn't drop me when one was stolen again. I'm only paying about $120 a year for full coverage and I don't even know where else to get ATV insurance. As to the OP I don't think I would use that snapshot thing if I had Progressive car insurance.

[Pathfinder]

I think you're wrong Timothy. All that would have to happen is for his son to have him declared mentally incompetent and list him as a dependent. I'll testify at the hearing.
FQ13

Keep it up Faux Boy, them bananas are getting closer to the gorillas . . . . . . . .

 

[billt]

I HAD Progressive a while back. I got rid of them because like so many other companies, the first thing they do is start in with the whole deal of, "If we had your house as well as all of your cars we could save you even more!". I'm tired of playing that game. I did that and within a couple of years my rates had crept up beyond any initial savings I might have experienced.

I dropped them after they refused to budge on lowering my rates. I drive very little and never had a claim with them. I now have Hartford through AARP and the savings are substantial. As far as the AARP being anti gun and all of that, I really don't think they are anymore than hundreds of other companies who are accused of much the same thing. It almost becomes an impossibility to keep track of these type of accusations with any reality or certainty.

 If you examine these lists put out by the NRA and similar pro gun organizations, it changes almost on a monthly basis as companies go on, and drop off such "lists". For example, there are several companies who are put on these lists by comments made by management personnel who no longer work there. So you have to be somewhat realistic about it when you make decisions on who to deal with. If I'm not mistaken, Progressive's President is supposedly a big anti gun guy.