[tturedraider]

Two years ago USAA finally pissed me off enough after thirty years and I switched back to State Farm. I had State Farm when I became eligible for USAA thirty plus years ago. I didn’t do as much comparison as I did thirty years ago, but for some reason back then State Farm seemed to treat single people better than a lot of other insurers. And now a days USAA has to pay Gronk for all their stupid commercials, because it’s not like EVERY SINGLE military member doesn’t already know they’re eligible for USAA. I’m gonna be a little classist. USAA was the best when they only allowed officers. When they expanded they first only allowed NCOs. When they really started going to crap was when they opened membership to every 18 year old PV1 Joe and Jane. 18 y.o. Jane isn’t so bad. But 18 y.o. PV1 Joe Crab Shack is crazy and thinks he’s invincible!!

Anyway, back on topic. A little over a year ago USAA introduced NOBLR, which is a separate company that handles low mileage drivers. So, listen up, if you’re a low mileage USAA driver you should absolutely consider switching to NOBLR. I’m on my third renewal and my rates have been pretty phenomenal, especially considering today’s insurance market. I’ll let my bills speak for themselves. This most current bill is what prompted me to post this. The first is my initial premium in January and then my monthly premiums.

[jeff113]

Tried to get a quote this morning, but they are no longer writing new policies for Virginia.

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by jeff113

Tried to get a quote this morning, but they are no longer writing new policies for Virginia.

[Katsunaka]

How low of mileage? I put about 5k ish miles a year on a vehicle if that.

USAA is getting worse I feel sometimes. Great on the bank side but insurance side its not so good. At least in my experience with them.

Ill try Noblr and see if it'll help my rates

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by Katsunaka

How low of mileage? I put about 5k ish miles a year on a vehicle if that.

USAA is getting worse I feel sometimes. Great on the bank side but insurance side its not so good. At least in my experience with them.

Ill try Noblr and see if it'll help my rates

That’s about what I do. USAA has been on the decline for probably ten years, but it’s gotten a lot worse in the last five years. The biggest decline pretty much coincided with when they installed a non-veteran CEO.

[jereze93]

Originally Posted by jeff113

Tried to get a quote this morning, but they are no longer writing new policies for Virginia.

no new policies for PA either

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by jereze93

no new policies for PA either

I wonder if they are getting ready to close NOBLR? I hope not. I’ve been seeing this ad for a few months. I ran a quote and it was nowhere near as good as NOBLR. Why would you encourage customers to leave your new company and move to your other company?