BC

Wow. This is the largest load of BS and fraudulent, hatefull crap I have read in a long while. Except for 5-8 (and 8 being a great way to get into a BAD situation with a carrier if you make a claim in the middle of it all), the rest is just... Is this a joke? Is there some sort of inside joke about a post that was recently made that we don't know about?

BC

Hey, when I first started as a multiple line agent (now am all financial - no more P&C) I was warned - "most insurance agents are not the people you bring home with the fine china out,"
There are several thousand bad apples that make the entire barrel look bad. Or sometimes the incompetence is based on simple ignorance.

multi21

Aside from the obvious fraudulent "tips", something doesn't smell right about this thread. It's a new member who signed up this month, with less than 10 posts giving this kind of information on the Racing and DE forum. Hmmm. And he ends his thread by "Your Welcome"!!!!!!!!

Let's see, Step #9: Insured kills someone on the street and is sued for BIG $$.

Step #10: Insurance Company investigates and finds insured's application for coverage was misleading and not accurate.

Step #11: Coverage denied. Insured is on the hook for suit and legal fees.

Step #12: Worse yet, one of your family members is on the hook and subject to jail and fines.

Step #13: After going to jail, having a huge judgement against you for the rest of your life, you life is pretty much ruined.

Step #14: All is good, because you saved $500.

Bull

I'm reminded of an old saying..."now that we have determined what you are, the only question remaining is price".

RSRRacer

I think I'll gladly pay a little more to AVOID JAIL.

You are a moron for advocating insurance fraud. Fortunately this board is full of intelligent people.

todinlaw

I just pay it, like everything else its like a hot air balloon it just keeps going up. However since my GT3 was the forth car I added to my policy, it was cheaper than my daughters Honda Civic, My agent told me Statistics show people who drive expensive cars like this tend to take care of them, I find that creditable.

Paddy

If you can't afford insurance on your Porsche then I suggest you get a Honda Civic.

RickBetterley

Totally, dude!!!!!!!

dave morris

Rick ... I think "dood" is the correct spelling.

RickBetterley

Damn - you're on to me.
Now I can't wear my hat backwards, dOOd!

FLA997

Dave-

Like, Rick had it totally right man: :-)

dude /dud, dyud/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[dood, dyood] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, verb, dud·ed, dud·ing.
–noun
1. a man excessively concerned with his clothes, grooming, and manners, or getting you insurance business.
2. Slang. fellow; chap.
3. a person reared in a large city.
4. Western U.S. an urban Easterner who vacations on a ranch.
—Verb phrase
5. dude up, Informal. to dress in one's fanciest, best, or most stylish clothes; dress up: He got all duded up to go to the dance.
[Origin: 1880–85, Americanism; orig. uncert.]

jester911

You can wear your hat backwards. Just don't try it with your pants or your helmet.

BostonDMD

What is a "Porche"?

jester911

That the place on your house you put your rocking chaire.

mj951

His employer must have been...like...so disappointed...man.