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Re: USAA

USAA is not necessarily the cheapest.  I was able to ind a better rate
through my local State Farm agent.  I got seriously pissed off at USAA and
dropped all my insurance with them after they raised my rates significantly
after my divorce.  I had the defensive driving, the safe driver award from
the state, no tickets, only one claim for about $300 in a span of 10 years,
and the b&^%ards raised my rates.  I argued with them _at length_ to no
avail.  They can rot for all I care.  As far as the dividends, yes they do
give out on occasion and I actually received them long after I told them to
piss off.  The dividends don't ever amount to much, but it buys a few beers.


>Date: Mon, 08 Jun 1998 23:20:50 -0400
>From: four.rings@MCIONE.com
>Subject: RE: USAA
>
>Chris Maresca <ckm@eainet.com> wrote:
>
>They have the absolute cheapest rate of any insurance company, for almost
>anything...  I know, I called about a dozen.  And since 
>they are a co-op, you get a dividend check every year.
>
>Not a commercial, just a very, very, very satisfied customer.  Highly
>recommended if you can get it.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>
>Ditto here. I've been with them since '89.
>
>Chris, what is this dividend check thing, could you please elaborate.
>Maybe they owe me some money (hope, hope...)
>
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Jon Moritz
University of North Dakota - School of Medicine
'92 Audi 100 90k mi
In the Audi wasteland of NW Minn/ NE Nodak