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N.J. Prepares to Change Auto Rate Territories
East News • April 25, 2005
New Jersey officials claim that caps removed from auto insurance rates in cities will not automatically increase costs for drivers and could help build a more competitive auto insurance market. ...
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Subject: RE: It's About Time - More Needed
We must then limit (cap) the amount an insurance can any driver for insurance coverage.
If the threshold is 12000 miles...We must limit the insurance premium to $1200.00 annually for this same car..
If the carrier attempt to charge the insured more than the above then lets charge the insurance carrier with fraud using the "other fraud" section.
If the insured can be expected to cheat..So can the insurer...
Fair is Fair!