A few months ago I had an accident that damaged my car badly although no other car or person was involved. Apparently as a consequence of this my premium almost doubled ($280/month). Should I switch? I got a quote from another company, mentioning my accident, and it was close to what I way now. The current company (Geico) advised me that this is basically a trap and rates will increase later.
Basic logic tells me that since I had the accident while with Geico, it's understandable that they want to squeeze money out of me so 'if' I don't have an accident while with another company there is no plausible reason to increase the rates. What do you say?
Basic logic tells me that since I had the accident while with Geico, it's understandable that they want to squeeze money out of me so 'if' I don't have an accident while with another company there is no plausible reason to increase the rates. What do you say?
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