On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 10:09:49 -0700, Useful Info <useful_inf@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>*My consumer experience*
>
>I've had insurance with Allegiance, Geico, Traveler's, and now Erie.
>
>Geico was expensive. I knew I was paying for their prime-time TV ads.
>I paid something like $1200 per year.
>
>Traveler's was cheaper. I assumed it was the cheapest in town.
>I paid $920 per year.
>
>Erie, I was stunned to learn, is extremely cheap for the same
>coverage.
>I pay $530 per year. Yes, per year.
>
>I cannot explain the discrepancy, other than to say that I've
>never seen a TV ad for Erie nor heard a radio ad. Also, my customer
>experience with my local rep has not been great. I call the corporate
>office whenever I have a question.
>
>Before Geico, I had Allegiance, which I recall was at the time
>quite cheap. I may have been near the Erie price. However their
>insurance became unavailable.

If you were in the military, or have a parent that was in the
military, you are eligible for United Services Auto Association (USAA)
insurance. There is no company in the U.S. that can compare with USAA
overall for cost and service. When U.S. insurance companies are
compared in several categories, USAA will usually be the best in at
least 2 out of 3 categories. Like other companies, they also cover
homes, personal items, etc.

Dick

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