Now they Have Gone to Far
10-01-2003, 11:27 PM
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who knows, mabye you'll luck out and you (and all the other people who get SCREWED on insurance in ontario) will get their rates lowered after the provoincial elections.
just a dream but it might happen
just a dream but it might happen
10-01-2003, 11:30 PM
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Insurance is so expensive in Canada :? ...geez...we only pay $650 per year for ours with two drivers covered, and full coverage for everything (up to 500,000 dollars injury 
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I feel for you...sorry.
).I feel for you...sorry.
10-02-2003, 09:13 AM
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insane rates
hiya hailey! nice to hear from you and 
for your sympathy for us canucks. but the whole scarier picture is that ontario isnt the highest province for ins. rates! New Brunswick and British Columbia are the highest. i heard of insurance stories where someone had a perfect record and only paying 800/yr to renewing for 4 G'*. no one can afford a fender-bender anymore. we need public insurance instead of priv. but i dont think any election victory is going to warrant any significant changes. so i guess all we can do is bite the proverbial bullet.
Urban Cowboy
for your sympathy for us canucks. but the whole scarier picture is that ontario isnt the highest province for ins. rates! New Brunswick and British Columbia are the highest. i heard of insurance stories where someone had a perfect record and only paying 800/yr to renewing for 4 G'*. no one can afford a fender-bender anymore. we need public insurance instead of priv. but i dont think any election victory is going to warrant any significant changes. so i guess all we can do is bite the proverbial bullet.Urban Cowboy
10-02-2003, 09:19 AM
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Man most of you are paying alot. I only pay $70 per month which includes liability and comprehensive. I have tickets on my record too. Geez couldn't in my wildest dreams be able to afford even close to $200 a month, thats crazy. I have state farm insurence and they already told me that if I wanted every coverage I could get for this car it would only run me around $150 or so per month. WOW thats some expensive rates
10-02-2003, 10:57 AM
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Re: insane rates
Originally Posted by urban cowboy
hiya hailey! nice to hear from you and for your sympathy for us canucks. but the whole scarier picture is that ontario isnt the highest province for ins. rates! New Brunswick and British Columbia are the highest. i heard of insurance stories where someone had a perfect record and only paying 800/yr to renewing for 4 G'*. no one can afford a fender-bender anymore. we need public insurance instead of priv. but i dont think any election victory is going to warrant any significant changes. so i guess all we can do is bite the proverbial bullet.
Urban Cowboy
for your sympathy for us canucks. but the whole scarier picture is that ontario isnt the highest province for ins. rates! New Brunswick and British Columbia are the highest. i heard of insurance stories where someone had a perfect record and only paying 800/yr to renewing for 4 G'*. no one can afford a fender-bender anymore. we need public insurance instead of priv. but i dont think any election victory is going to warrant any significant changes. so i guess all we can do is bite the proverbial bullet.Urban Cowboy
I haven't been around much lately, but I miss the forum so I have to find some time to post. On topic though...I am just so sorry you guys get raped by the insurance companies like that...move to the US
...lol ...we'd be happy to have you.
10-02-2003, 11:47 AM
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Sorry Hails, but here is where I belong...
Anyway, I took care of it. Clerical error. They double charged me for a missed month (Sept) policy changes etc. The actual monthly figure is $272 a month
At least its done. :?
Anyway, I took care of it. Clerical error. They double charged me for a missed month (Sept) policy changes etc. The actual monthly figure is $272 a month
At least its done. :?
10-02-2003, 12:36 PM
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hey again, hailey!
i wouldnt mind movin to the US if there was a decent job for me there,lol. and yes, take advantage of yur lower ins. rates 
take care
Urban Cowboy
take careUrban Cowboy