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progressve is prop shaft hp 500 per single 1000 combined no triples.....go to www.mhqfinancial.com and click on the progressive link it will give you a quote immediatly, if you want to call an agent ask for Shane
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I just spoke to him about this a month ago when I got my renewal. I was very unhappy about the fact it went up $475. He confirmed Progressive had still not changed their policy on this.
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I know they have the best price. They did write my PQ for a fraction of what I'm paying for this boat. But Bob Luellen tells me they WILL NOT write twin HP525's...period! HP5's is the biggest twins they will write. I'm going to shoot him an email about your situation (without any names) and see what he says.
I just spoke to him about this a month ago when I got my renewal. I was very unhappy about the fact it went up $475. He confirmed Progressive had still not changed their policy on this.
I just spoke to him about this a month ago when I got my renewal. I was very unhappy about the fact it went up $475. He confirmed Progressive had still not changed their policy on this.
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As an agent for Progressive I can tell you that it is all mainly automated, meaning policies are bound through a site on the internet without company approval. If an agent puts 1000HP in the spot where it asks for HP, it will approve it. If they put 1050... the system will decline your boat. Progressive relys on the agents to do the correct thing and input the correct information.
I'm not saying that in the event of a claim that they would deny your claim based on misrepresentation, but I wouldn't willingly give them an "out" to use. If your claim is bad, then you're going to want your coverage and then the amount of money you saved won't be worth it at that point. Just my two cents from this perspective.
Progressive rates are sometimes good and sometimes bad, just like any carrier. American Modern will write an A/T for just under a $1.00 rate in MI. So, if you take your current insured value and multiply it by .095 then that would be your approximate rate with AMOD.
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Macklin is correct, no Merc 525's.
As an agent for Progressive I can tell you that it is all mainly automated, meaning policies are bound through a site on the internet without company approval. If an agent puts 1000HP in the spot where it asks for HP, it will approve it. If they put 1050... the system will decline your boat. Progressive relys on the agents to do the correct thing and input the correct information.
I'm not saying that in the event of a claim that they would deny your claim based on misrepresentation, but I wouldn't willingly give them an "out" to use. If your claim is bad, then you're going to want your coverage and then the amount of money you saved won't be worth it at that point. Just my two cents from this perspective.
Progressive rates are sometimes good and sometimes bad, just like any carrier. American Modern will write an A/T for just under a $1.00 rate in MI. So, if you take your current insured value and multiply it by .095 then that would be your approximate rate with AMOD.
As an agent for Progressive I can tell you that it is all mainly automated, meaning policies are bound through a site on the internet without company approval. If an agent puts 1000HP in the spot where it asks for HP, it will approve it. If they put 1050... the system will decline your boat. Progressive relys on the agents to do the correct thing and input the correct information.
I'm not saying that in the event of a claim that they would deny your claim based on misrepresentation, but I wouldn't willingly give them an "out" to use. If your claim is bad, then you're going to want your coverage and then the amount of money you saved won't be worth it at that point. Just my two cents from this perspective.
Progressive rates are sometimes good and sometimes bad, just like any carrier. American Modern will write an A/T for just under a $1.00 rate in MI. So, if you take your current insured value and multiply it by .095 then that would be your approximate rate with AMOD.