Car Insurance...who doesn't suck?

[bluecollar]

Well, since my wife and I are separating, I am dropping her car from the insurance as well as our hose in Wichita Falls (she's moving back there.)

The company I have now is a joke. It was Farmers and they merged with Bristol West?? They suck, plain and simple.

Who do you guys recommend for car insurance that might actually take care of you if needed?

[Mike]

Fred Loya

[HarrisonTX]

Usaa

[krazy kris]

hit up juggz

[onemeangixxer7502]

Usaa

x2, i had a guy with usaa back into me and man they're so easy to deal with

[mustangguy289]

I heard their is a member who sells insurance and treats people fairly well (most of the time). PM Mutherjuggz

[Blame Canada]

Well, since my wife and I are separating, I am dropping her car from the insurance as well as our hose in Wichita Falls (she's moving back there.)

The company I have now is a joke. It was Farmers and they merged with Bristol West?? They suck, plain and simple.

Who do you guys recommend for car insurance that might actually take care of you if needed?

Why do you have insurance on a hose?

[The King]

Yeah, hose????

[krazy kris]

haz to insure dem hose

[Mike]

I use

[The King]

Hoss maybe???? Horse?????

[quikag]

USAA if you can get them.

[MutherjuggZ]

Well, since my wife and I are separating, I am dropping her car from the insurance as well as our hose in Wichita Falls (she's moving back there.)

The company I have now is a joke. It was Farmers and they merged with Bristol West?? They suck, plain and simple.

Who do you guys recommend for car insurance that might actually take care of you if needed?

You can't delete her or her vehicle. All you can do legally is remove yourself and your own vehicle. Leave the old policy to her and if she doesn't pay it, then that's on her.

If you have a mortgage in both your names, you have to keep insurance in both names until she refinances you off the deed.

[bluecollar]

Why do you have insurance on a hose?

Lol, fuckers. HOUSE

[bluecollar]

You can't delete her or her vehicle. All you can do legally is remove yourself and your own vehicle. Leave the old policy to her and if she doesn't pay it, then that's on her.

If you have a mortgage in both your names, you have to keep insurance in both names until she refinances you off the deed.

The policy is in my name, I just have the house and her car on it and her as an insured. Can I still not delete it?