best movie I've seen in a long time
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Mean Mr. Mustard
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theacoustician said:
Theres a lot of factors that go into determining your rate tho.
The biggest of wich are age/gender/past history
So, shes young, female, and maybe has a ticket or two on the record. Thats gonna drive the payments way up.
Bubbles said:
Yup, thatll do it
Mean Mr. Mustard
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I have as many tickets/accidents.Sarcasmo said:
I drive a 2 door sports car.
We're nearly the same age.
Edit : actually all my tickets are now more than 5 years ago, so I guess that doesn't count.
I've never tried Nationwide. Progressive and Geico turn out to be more money in the long run because they bothe had ~$400 down payment and $260 a month for a 6 month policy. 
Mean Mr. Mustard
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theacoustician said:
My accident and first two tickets are over 5 years old. My last ticket was for $180 and I took the class, but it was lasst February - not even a year yet.
god I love that movie. Its actually one I would like to own.Thorn Bird said:
I was so happy when I found out I had to watch it for my first year history class in university.
Although we saw the subtitle version. I donno something so beautiful about the original language
Bubbles said:I've never tried Nationwide. Progressive and Geico turn out to be more money in the long run because they bothe had ~$400 down payment and $260 a month for a 6 month policy.
Downpayment because you've lapsed with your coverage, right? They don't like that. Check out Nationwide and Esurance. I had Esurance for a year when I was a broke student because they offered me $180/month when everyone else was about $250.
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ChikkenNoodul said:I pay $100 for the car, $35 for the bike - and MA has expensive insurance
Yeah I think mines around two hundred for my truck, the wifes suv and the motorcycle all together
Sarcasmo said:
Actually all the quotes I'm giving you are from April when it was time for me to renew and I wanted a better company. My insurance didn't lapse until July. But I guess I will try both of those. I have $700 for insurance right now so the down payment will be covered and hopefully if I am putting that much down the monthy will go down slightly.
I don't know. I feel myself sinking quickly. Living away from my parents house has been so good for me and so bad for my bank account. I never even go out anymore. I haven't hung-out outside of my house in months, unless you count rehearsals.
Mean Mr. Mustard
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That totally sucks.Bubbles said:Actually all the quotes I'm giving you are from April when it was time for me to renew and I wanted a better company. My insurance didn't lapse until July. But I guess I will try both of those. I have $700 for insurance right now so the down payment will be covered and hopefully if I am putting that much down the monthy will go down slightly.
I don't know. I feel myself sinking quickly. Living away from my parents house has been so good for me and so bad for my bank account. I never even go out anymore. I haven't hung-out outside of my house in months, unless you count rehearsals.
What do you do for a living?
Do you have a roomate? that might help the cost of living on your own.... Is moving back with your parents an option? At least until you get your head above water?