2002 s600 car alarm?
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2002 s600 car alarm?
no motion sensors, no glass breakage sensors? technically, I can break my windows take whatever is inside as long as I don't unlock the door and the alarm will not go off?
just had a breakin last night and they will not cover the cost of my windshield mounted navigation nor the built in phone. and the insurance is giving me a hard time about replacing the interior seats despite powder-fine glass shards all over the interior.
Progressive car insurance, they've been good to me in the past but this time they are a bit tough. can anyone recommend a better insurance company? i'd hate to have my car stolen and then they'll tell me i'll need to wait about 3 years to see if vehicle gets recovered first before they write me a check
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thank you!
-luxse
just had a breakin last night and they will not cover the cost of my windshield mounted navigation nor the built in phone. and the insurance is giving me a hard time about replacing the interior seats despite powder-fine glass shards all over the interior.
Progressive car insurance, they've been good to me in the past but this time they are a bit tough. can anyone recommend a better insurance company? i'd hate to have my car stolen and then they'll tell me i'll need to wait about 3 years to see if vehicle gets recovered first before they write me a check
.thank you!
-luxse
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RE: 2002 s600 car alarm?
Allstate is usually good, Gieco is iffy, and some of the small not widely known ones are hit or miss. Just from my experiences. I currently go with USAA, but it's a good worldwide insurance company mostly for military and such but they might cater to civilians too. I dont' know.
And as long as you have what they call it, full coverage or the theif/act of god coverage, they shouldn't hesistate to repair it assuming that it didn;t total out ya car, and you payed the (just got of of a 8 eight hour powerpoint class so my brain is a little numb and thus I can't think of some of the words and stuff.) $100, $200, $300, $500 or $1000 required then it should be fine. Especially since the phone was built in as in it's a factory option and stuff. I wish they did replace the seats but I doubt they would do it since the yare not visibly damaged. They probably tell you to take it to a detail shop for the powder fine glass. But then again, I noticed that a lot of insurance places have been acting froggy and skittish lately and been trying everything in thier power to avoid a pay out like if they take three grand, fix the damage, they will go bankrupt. Some people pay more than three grand a year for full coverage.
I know at Allstate they covered everything, even the stuff inside from the jewelry to the purse to the bibles inside the vehicle when my parent's car got stolen.
And as long as you have what they call it, full coverage or the theif/act of god coverage, they shouldn't hesistate to repair it assuming that it didn;t total out ya car, and you payed the (just got of of a 8 eight hour powerpoint class so my brain is a little numb and thus I can't think of some of the words and stuff.) $100, $200, $300, $500 or $1000 required then it should be fine. Especially since the phone was built in as in it's a factory option and stuff. I wish they did replace the seats but I doubt they would do it since the yare not visibly damaged. They probably tell you to take it to a detail shop for the powder fine glass. But then again, I noticed that a lot of insurance places have been acting froggy and skittish lately and been trying everything in thier power to avoid a pay out like if they take three grand, fix the damage, they will go bankrupt. Some people pay more than three grand a year for full coverage.
I know at Allstate they covered everything, even the stuff inside from the jewelry to the purse to the bibles inside the vehicle when my parent's car got stolen.
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