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01/14/08 at 12:11:17

I need car insurance but I don't have a good record. I stole my parents car when I was 16 and then I got a DUI. When I was 18 I hit an old lady in a cross walk and she sued me. I had no job after high school and my dad took away the car. Now I finally have my act together and I am ready to be responsible. I am thinking about getting a car but I want to see about insurance before. Anyone else in this situation, who is the best for car insurance?

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ZeusDog Forum Newbies Offline QuickQuote Forum User Posts: 7 Atlanta, GA Gender:	Re: Help Reply #1 - 01/15/08 at 14:27:56 I don't have the same situation as you brother, but I have been with Allstate for over 10 years and I have always been happy with them. Not even thought about changing.
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game2strong Forum Newbies Offline QuickQuote Forum User Posts: 16 Gender:	Re: Help Reply #2 - 01/15/08 at 16:46:42 I have been with American family insurance. They offered me the best price even though I have a few speeding tickets on my record.
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Archer Forum Newbies Offline QuickQuote Forum User Posts: 23 Gender:	Re: Help Reply #3 - 01/16/08 at 13:16:01 I recently switched to Geico, and yes I really did save money
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SHarris Forum Newbies Offline QuickQuote Forum User Posts: 5	Re: Help Reply #4 - 01/30/08 at 13:08:18 Archer wrote on 01/16/08 at 13:16:01: I recently switched to Geico, and yes I really did save money You went with the Lizard company! Sellout! You are such a tool. They are bait and switch.
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spunkmeyer Forum Newbies Offline QuickQuote Forum User Posts: 6 TN Gender:	Re: Help Reply #5 - 02/04/08 at 14:30:08 Maybe you can look into insurance for high risk drivers. I think each state is a little different, but if you do some research, you can probably find some options for someone with a less-than-perfect driving record.
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