Recieved a ticket tonight....
Originally Posted by daydok' date='Apr 22 2005, 02:10 PM
[quote name='Guest' date='Apr 22 2005, 12:38 PM']It doesn't hurt to make "real" friends with cops so they can give you advice or PBA cards!
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what's a PBA card?
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[/quote]Get out of jail free card
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Originally Posted by Hormazd' date='Apr 21 2005, 09:26 PM
EBMCS03,? are you Indian?? Saurabh is an unusual spelling of a Persian name.? I would not have guessed he is Punjabi.? Jerzeguju?? Never heard of that one.? But then I don't speak Punjabi so what do I know.
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Haha Nope...
What do I know? that was a randome guess. You sound like you know much more than I do.
sorry to hear your story, man :'(. there is something you don't want to do now is change your auto insurance company or do any changes. most of the insurance companies don't care about your record after they issued the policy as long as you pay your premium on time. some won't do anything even if you change your limits or cars. but once you change to a new insurance company, the new ins co will need to know your driving record. then you are in big trouble :'(. whatever goes to the record will stay there for 3 years. so it's better for you to stay with the same ins co for the next 3 years. a friend of mine is driving a wrx sti and got a speeding tix (51 in 25 zone). he was stupid enough that he forgot to pay his ins premium. his ins co has to re-issue his policy but found out he got the tix last year. they refused to issue a new policy to him. i helped him to call my ins co and got a quote. the premium is un#$%&ingbelivable - $13,000 a year
! so you better pay your premium on time and don't change anything w/i the next 3 years
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! so you better pay your premium on time and don't change anything w/i the next 3 years
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Originally Posted by alohalc' date='Apr 23 2005, 04:35 PM
sorry to hear your story, man :'(.? there is something you don't want to do now is change your auto insurance company or do any changes.? most of the insurance companies don't care about your record after they issued the policy as long as you pay your premium on time.? some won't do anything even if you change your limits or cars.? but once you change to a new insurance company, the new ins co will need to know your driving record.? then you are in big trouble :'(.? whatever goes to the record will stay there for 3 years.? so it's better for you to stay with the same ins co for the next 3 years.? a friend of mine is driving a wrx sti and got a speeding tix (51 in 25 zone).? he was stupid enough that he forgot to pay his ins premium.? his ins co has to re-issue his policy but found out he got the tix last year.? they refused to issue a new policy to him.? i helped him to call my ins co and got a quote.? the premium is un#$%&ingbelivable - $13,000 a year
!? so you better pay your premium on time and don't change anything w/i the next 3 years
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!? so you better pay your premium on time and don't change anything w/i the next 3 years
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I heard instead that if your insurance is going to end in a few months like after you pay your fine and DMV deducts the points off your record then you better change insurance comps now and let them check your record now before they deduct your point so at least you get 1 year worth of "cheaper" insurance and 2 years of expensive. Instead of staying with your current insurance comp and getting 3 years worth of expensive insurance. (* I hope that made some sort of sense*)
some ins co check everything and find all kind of excuses to jack up the premium
. but some nice ones aren't doing this kind of "cheap" things. it costs them to check on every driver whenever his/her policy is amost expired. their theory is almost like "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
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. but some nice ones aren't doing this kind of "cheap" things. it costs them to check on every driver whenever his/her policy is amost expired. their theory is almost like "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
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Originally Posted by alohalc' date='Apr 24 2005, 01:34 AM
sort of.? no one knows what ins co exactly are doing.? the cops, too
.? all we know is ins co increase your premium and cops give out tix
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.? all we know is ins co increase your premium and cops give out tix
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