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 I like the Allsnake thing, they are one helluva crooked company. Treat 
their employees as bad as their customers, lots of promises, smile in your face 
and rob you of everything they can. 
Adam 
  
In a message dated 4/10/2012 3:36:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: 
That 
  works fine for you, if you have no ass-sets to protect.
  Most states 
  will only let you get away with that arrangement for the balance of a 
  particular coverage period, after you might cancel a policy, mid-term, 
  however.
  That's why the rest of us need a lot of Un-insured Motorist 
  and Under-insured Motorist coverage on our policies.
  One issue that 
  everyone having such "Specialty" coverage on their olde car(s) should be 
  aware of is that their policy's coverage might be very restrictive 
  regarding the various TYPES of coverages (like the above ones) which they 
  can provide to you.
  Also, you should have high coverage limits on your 
  Medical Payments coverage (like 100K), because whatever "deluxe" coverages 
  that Allsnake or Snake Farm might provide on your regular-drivers would NOT 
  apply to any losses that you might incur while driving your 'other' 
  car.
  These are only several reasons why the Specialty carriers' 
  coverage might appear to be reasonably priced : low coverage policy limits, 
  and few  available individual coverages.
  Neil 
  Vedder
 
 
  On 4/10/2012 5:18 AM, Brent Burger wrote: >  
    I like to do a lot of drunk driving and prefer carrying no 
  insurance. > >    Thanks. > >    
  Karl > > 
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