wbwood wrote:peaches&cream wrote:
I cannot figure why anyone would purchase Roadside Assistance from anyone other than their Insurance Carrier. I was covered by Progressive for 3 yrs. at $39 a year. Used it 1 time. Service was great and no increase in my premium. Also, no deductible to pay. Seems to me, most want to throw money away for this coverage and then complain about it. :h
Progressive calls it a claim as well. Reach a certain point (could happen if you are that unlucky) and they could raise your premiums or drop you.
peaches&cream wrote:
I cannot figure why anyone would purchase Roadside Assistance from anyone other than their Insurance Carrier. I was covered by Progressive for 3 yrs. at $39 a year. Used it 1 time. Service was great and no increase in my premium. Also, no deductible to pay. Seems to me, most want to throw money away for this coverage and then complain about it. :h
Kennyg wrote:MrVan wrote:Kennyg wrote:
C'mon guys every business does this; it is not unique to CW. Check your credit card companies and/or cable provider! Instead of complaining, why not just call CW and state your case for customer loyality and see if they will adjust your fees?
This is contacting Marcus about a policy I don't agree with. That is what this is here for. So what is your issue?
Lighten up, I have no issue - just responding to a post I don't necessarily agree with.
Dog Folks wrote:JEBar wrote:
after reading through this thread, I decided to check out the two major independent RV roadside service providers ....
here are two links
one to GoodSam
one to Coach-Net
we've had coverage from GoodSam for a many years and have had a few claims .... some have been well handled .... some have been bungled .... the last time was very poorly handled .... specifically, we were on the Beltline around Raleigh, NC that is within the Raleigh city Limits .... after two call backs from GoodSam, I was told there aren't any towing companies in the area of our breakdown .... she said she'd look in other areas and call back .... by the time that call came I'd called the repair facility for our truck which was about 10 miles and was given the name of 4 local towing companies that routinely come to their garage .... I gave her the info and eventually one came to tow our rig
our current coverage expires in April and this year I do not plan to just re-up .... here is a link to Coach-Net and one to GoodSam .... we currently have GoodSam's mid level Platinum coverage which cost us $139.95 a year .... at that price we can purchase Coach-Net's highest level Premier coverage .... we have time to look more closely and see when direction we want to go come renewal time
Jim
As I understand it both use the same service/tow providers, so it really becomes just a matter of whom is cheapest at the time.
JEBar wrote:
after reading through this thread, I decided to check out the two major independent RV roadside service providers ....
here are two links
one to GoodSam
one to Coach-Net
we've had coverage from GoodSam for a many years and have had a few claims .... some have been well handled .... some have been bungled .... the last time was very poorly handled .... specifically, we were on the Beltline around Raleigh, NC that is within the Raleigh city Limits .... after two call backs from GoodSam, I was told there aren't any towing companies in the area of our breakdown .... she said she'd look in other areas and call back .... by the time that call came I'd called the repair facility for our truck which was about 10 miles and was given the name of 4 local towing companies that routinely come to their garage .... I gave her the info and eventually one came to tow our rig
our current coverage expires in April and this year I do not plan to just re-up .... here is a link to Coach-Net and one to GoodSam .... we currently have GoodSam's mid level Platinum coverage which cost us $139.95 a year .... at that price we can purchase Coach-Net's highest level Premier coverage .... we have time to look more closely and see when direction we want to go come renewal time
Jim
MrVan wrote:Kennyg wrote:
C'mon guys every business does this; it is not unique to CW. Check your credit card companies and/or cable provider! Instead of complaining, why not just call CW and state your case for customer loyality and see if they will adjust your fees?
This is contacting Marcus about a policy I don't agree with. That is what this is here for. So what is your issue?
Kennyg wrote:
C'mon guys every business does this; it is not unique to CW. Check your credit card companies and/or cable provider! Instead of complaining, why not just call CW and state your case for customer loyality and see if they will adjust your fees?
Francesca Knowles wrote:
I guess y'all are so healthy you take no meds- seems nobody's ever heard of the constant new prescription/transfer deals out there. All the major retailers do it on a regular basis, usually by coupon. Most recent deal at RA:
wrote:Source
Heads up! Starting 6/22, you’ll be able to earn a $25 +UP when any new or transferred prescription at Rite Aid!
This is a great way to save on prescription costs. There is a limit of 2, so you could earn up to a $50 +UP!
The deal will be available 6/22-6/28.
The Deal
$25 +UP with a New or Transferred PrescriptionTarget wrote:source
Pharmacy rewards.
Enroll today & get 5% off
a day of shopping.*
And etc...
darsben wrote:
To everyone complaining about not being able to get the lower new member price when renewing.
Put your big boy pants on. It is common practice in the U.S.A lots of companies do it including insurance companies, as witnessed by the threads on this site about it. What did you think would happen after YOU NO LONGER QUALIFY for the new member rate?
They are in business to make MONEY and the companies are willing to give a substantial discount to get you as a customer. THEY KNOW that a certain per cent will let inertia set in and renew no matter the price.
