Thanks Good Sam for denying my insurance, Allstate's better

They called it a "lapse"? That's nutty.

A lapse is:

You have insurance
It expires and go uninsured for a span of time
Then you try to insure the same vehicle with either the same company or a different one

If you didn't do that, it wasn't a lapse.

Glad you got a better (no-hassle) deal elsewhere.

As the folks at Progressive say, it pays to shop around.

Tequila wrote:
Let us know what happens

Think it has already happened. He escaped his old insurance, and got a better deal. End of story

Let us know what happens

Good Morning,
I apologize for your experience. If you would like to send me a private message with your contact info., I would be happy to create a case for our Leadership Team to review. Please let me know. Have a wonderful day.

Thank You,
Glenn, Rapid Response Coordinator.

Many companies seem to think because you are a steady customer you owe them some kind of allegiance. Some of the insurance companies even seem to think they can charge a cancel fee if you decide to go elsewhere when your insurance expires. It isn't a happening thing. Several years ago an email phone service actually re-submitted my credit card when I didn't renew my annual account. Actually forced me to file a fraud charge against them.

GS seems to be bordering on these tactics a lot lately. I switched ERS. Next will be insurance then I no longer need the GS club. I suspect my insurance would be a lot cheaper with another company.