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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 9:05:10 AM   
Bojy

 

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Insurance rates, are also based on your credit rating, if you have so, so credit or bad credit your insurance rates will be higher.  If you have good credit, than your insurance rate will be lower.  Its a responsibility thing.



Not true. If insurance rates were based on credit score, I'd be making a fortune.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 12:26:28 PM   
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Insurance rates, are also based on your credit rating, if you have so, so credit or bad credit your insurance rates will be higher.  If you have good credit, than your insurance rate will be lower.  Its a responsibility thing.



Not true. If insurance rates were based on credit score, I'd be making a fortune.

correction-in fla your credit rating does in deed have a bearing on your insurance

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 12:29:40 PM   
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I'm 37 in the New Orleans area.  450/six months w/ 500 deduct - State Farm.
37 as well,my vehicles, home ,buisiness , and bike with state farm-no tickets or claims in last 7 yrs- i pay $212 a year  for full coverage-phil

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 3:22:40 PM   
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ORIGINAL: openclasspro

quote:

ORIGINAL: Bojy

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ORIGINAL: birdmfc

Insurance rates, are also based on your credit rating, if you have so, so credit or bad credit your insurance rates will be higher.  If you have good credit, than your insurance rate will be lower.  Its a responsibility thing.



Not true. If insurance rates were based on credit score, I'd be making a fortune.

correction-in fla your credit rating does in deed have a bearing on your insurance


Well suck balls for Florida ppl. Hot weather, bad cuban food, and insurance rates based on credit scores. Only way it could get worse is if nobody spoke english...oh wait...

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 3:26:00 PM   
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ORIGINAL: openclasspro

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ORIGINAL: Bojy

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ORIGINAL: birdmfc

Insurance rates, are also based on your credit rating, if you have so, so credit or bad credit your insurance rates will be higher.  If you have good credit, than your insurance rate will be lower.  Its a responsibility thing.



Not true. If insurance rates were based on credit score, I'd be making a fortune.

correction-in fla your credit rating does in deed have a bearing on your insurance


Well suck balls for Florida ppl. Hot weather, bad cuban food, and insurance rates based on credit scores. Only way it could get worse is if nobody spoke english...oh wait...

thats why i moved back home to pa- all flat riding,high insurance,hot as shit,taken over by foreigners-lol

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 11/30/2007 4:09:05 PM   
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Man...and I was happy with $450/six months.  I didn't check to see where you are located but we have a little bit of a crime problem in New Orleans.  Gieco and Progressive wanted about $2200.00/year for the same bike with the EXACT same full coverage and deductibles.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/2/2007 2:56:26 PM   
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I'll be picking up my 07 CBR 1000 in 2 weeks. State Farm quoted me $36 a month, full coverage! My CBR 929 was $50 full.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/2/2007 3:57:48 PM   
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i'm with state farm and they quoted me 54.00 mo until she found a speeding ticket and it jumped to 92.00.  so i dropped the bodily injury and uninsured to bring it down to 72.00.  if u have to lie and say ur married it should help it a couple of bucks

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/2/2007 3:58:20 PM   
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Some of you are getting increadibly good rates for insurance.  I pay $45 a month for upgraded liability coverage on my 900rr.

I priced out a new ZX6R, 2006 and the rate was $134mo for me.  full coverage of course. 

Hopefully I will have a couple tickets off my insurance record by the time i get a 1000rr.  Don't they usually clear your record every 3-5 years of tickets?

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/3/2007 12:37:16 AM   
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State Farm: $79/month Full Coverage
Progressive: $6500/year
Gieko: $5000/year

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/3/2007 2:19:23 PM   
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one thing is if yall are under 25 yrs old that will make a huge diff. 

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/4/2007 2:37:37 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Bojy

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ORIGINAL: openclasspro

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ORIGINAL: Bojy

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ORIGINAL: birdmfc

Insurance rates, are also based on your credit rating, if you have so, so credit or bad credit your insurance rates will be higher.  If you have good credit, than your insurance rate will be lower.  Its a responsibility thing.



Not true. If insurance rates were based on credit score, I'd be making a fortune.

correction-in fla your credit rating does in deed have a bearing on your insurance


Well suck balls for Florida ppl. Hot weather, bad cuban food, and insurance rates based on credit scores. Only way it could get worse is if nobody spoke english...oh wait...


Washington State also does it. And if a Insurance company does not use your credit score they may go five years back instead of three on your driving record.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/5/2007 3:52:23 PM   
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Ouch. Suprisingly I do know that Washington state is one of the most expensive for auto insurance. California is high and evryone knows it, but washington has us by even more.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/20/2007 9:34:52 PM   
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Im 20 in indiana.  Ive never been in a wreck, had a ticket, or even been pulled over.  Ill probably put my bike on my insurance w. my mom which has 3 other vehicles, my 94 silverado, her 2005 avalanche, and my stepdads mid 90s taurus.  We have AAA.
Do you guys have any idea of how much i may be paying?

this will also be for a 01-03 f4i most likely.  i just did a search and didnt realize this was in the 1k section. I dont know if size effects insur. price, but i assume it does.

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RE: insurance rates - holy $#@! - 12/20/2007 10:29:38 PM   
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Just ask Blue Fox how Importent it is to have it now. And no I don't mean that as a joke Blue Fox I am trying to make a point.

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