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Miller Insurance
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Jun 26, 2019
netscooby:
Insurance for custom built van, Class B I'm looking to pick up a class B this fall and am investigating all options including insurance....
learntorv:
Contact insurance agents who are familiar with RVers. I dealt with 2 different outfits: - www.millerrvinsurance.com - www.rvinsurancepro.com Liberty Mutual
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Oct 03, 2016
Makayla R.:
Hi, looking for a new auto and home insurance carrier recommendations, any people you really like with competitive rates? Our Washington...
Lisa L.:
You will not find a better agent and company then Ryan Capps at Liberty Insurance, a couple months ago they saved us over $40 a month on... Nancy Gomes Kenneth Gomes & Assoc.
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Oct 25, 2013
Mark A.:
Does anyone know of a good health insurance broker?
Annie S.:
Nancy Gomes Kenneth Gomes & Assoc. Life, Health & Medicare Supplements P.O. Box 1811 Lake Oswego, OR 97035 P. 503.635.8199 ~ F.... Carlton Insurance LLC
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Nov 18, 2013
Suzi A.:
My head is spinning trying to figure out this whole Cover Oregon thing! I am self insured/self employed and my current plan goes away...
Mike S.:
Suzi, Debbie Carlton at Carlton Insurance is an expert in the healthcare options. We get our insurance through her and I know several... Oregon Healthy Kids, Application Assister
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Nov 18, 2013
Suzi A.:
My head is spinning trying to figure out this whole Cover Oregon thing! I am self insured/self employed and my current plan goes away...
Margaret S.:
My mom is working with Doug Ellsworth to get me dental and health insurancd. He is very helpful Suzi. His number is 5039222903 Building Insurance & Risk
First Oregon Insurance, Inc.
Referral from June 26, 2019
netscooby asked:
Insurance for custom built van, Class B I'm looking to pick up a class B this fall and am investigating all options including insurance. I'm still deciding buy/build -...
Backstop replied:
You would be looking for an "agreed value" RV policy. Agreed Value means you and the insurance company are in sync on what the value is (usually by way of an appraisal or possibly something from the company that built it) and they price the policy based on that, and if you have a total loss you get paid that (minus deductible). Be aware that "stated value" isn't the same thing - you *state* what you value the RV at, which they use to price the policy, and if you have a total loss the insurance company **then** makes up whatever number they feel is right.
berksrunner72 replied:
USAA sent me to progressive, and I’m very happy with the rate and coverages. I set everything up via their website without any apparent issues. Ours is a promaster that we’ve converted. I think the issue here is that some people want to lock the insurer into an insane premium over and above the value of the base vehicle. Unless your work is VERY good, your conversion did not suddenly cause your vehicle to be worth 6 figures, and even if it is that good, no way are you going to be able to insure at that level — and if it truly is worth that much, you should sell it for that amount rather than using it!
Referral from May 27, 2015
Khira Z. asked:
Does anyone have a P&C (home&auto) insurance agent they recommend?
Jill V. replied:
Marty Walt with Choices insurance company 503-653-1212
Carol W. replied:
Brown Insurance in Woodburn. We have our homeowners, auto, and business polices with them.
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