Have you tried rebuilding your policy as a new customer on their website? I've done it twice now when they tried to raise my rates for no reason. Last time I dropped it $30 from my current premium and they were going to raise it over $40 a month. They won't match the rate either but instead issue all the paperwork like new. You have to call the agent, buy your policy online, they confirm it and then cancel the old one. Also your history/level stays will you too.
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Have you tried rebuilding your policy as a new customer on their website? I've done it twice now when they tried to raise my rates for no reason. Last time I dropped it $30 from my current premium and they were going to raise it over $40 a month. They won't match the rate either but instead issue all the paperwork like new. You have to call the agent, buy your policy online, they confirm it and then cancel the old one. Also your history/level stays will you too.