Auto Insurance claims.

[jjsmommy99]

How do you figure? Having filed a claim does not mean that one is a crappy driver. In the case I mentioned, my wife was hit by someone who ran a red light. We still had to file a claim even though the red light runner was at fault.

Don't mind Andy...he jumps in everyone's sh!t with his nonsense.

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

Well the survey didnt ask what type of claim they filed numbnuts

There is a difference...Comprehensive ( hail, glass, hitting a deer, fire, theft, etc) are no fault claims and do not effect your premium or driving record at all.

This is what the whole thing's about.

Unless you have had a claim or two you wouldn't know nothing of State Farms business practices.

Because they allowed you to give them money for 15 or 20 years doesn't make them a great company.

Do you really think that people go 20 years without a claim? Whatever you're smoking, pass it over here!

They aren't the best, but they are better than most. Definitely not in the "suck" category.

I want some of it to when you're done.

I've been driving over 20 years and I've never put in a claim and I've never been in an accident.

My wife was hit by another car 17 years ago and she's never put in a claim.

My father and my mother have been driving for over 40 years and neither of them has ever been involved in an accident or had a claim.

I think you and Andy need to question your motor skills or the both of you need to lay off the pot.

See, because TheJudge has never filed a claim for anything, he's the perfect driver and anyone who has had to file a claim is a crappy driver.

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

Don't mind Andy...he jumps in everyone's sh!t with his nonsense.

Your mouth runs like diarrhea

 

[jjsmommy99]

Your mouth runs like diarrhea

Nice comeback

 

[lovinmaryland]

Your mouth runs like diarrhea

You still have me w/ the State Farm Sucks in your siggy though.

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

You still have me w/ the State Farm Sucks in your siggy though.

I need to change that. After calling them and figuring it out, it's more of a "Maryland sucks" deal.