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Tim wrote:
On Sep 15, 7:03 pm, wrote: Tim wrote: It pays to shop for insurance, Tim. Agreed. But after I'd seen what he's done against Country Companies and State Farm, I think he does a good job. And computably speaking I dont' know if I could really do much better, besides he's local and I''ve seen him go to bat for other clients of his and he's got a great reputation for service and looking out for his customers. Honestly, I dont' know if I really sat down and did all the homework if I'd really save that much. My guess is that seasonal coverage with good limits, and full coverage, should run you $300-$400 per boat, per year, since you are in a rural area. |
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