Any Nautilus employees here?

Please PM me =)

California

He's a customer of mine.. we have a good relationship.. I've been trying for a while to find him someone to insure it.. it's at 15 percent now.. I need to know what carrier will take him

My customer is building his own home. he doesn't have a license to build.. who can insure that? Home is %15 built

gold.slate2012 wrote:you probably shouldn't buy an exotic car if you're a bad driver .___.;;

hey Gold.slate.. thanks for nothing

Great post. Great post

Bot him and i are new to this particular risk.. so we have not point of reference really except what we have so far.. 5,000 on the low end.. 15,000 on the high..

Thanks Lady..

I appreciate your responses.. for this one and others..

But i need like, a carrier that specializes in it and like.. gives good rates.. because i've got quotes already.. ranging from 15,000K to 5,000.. maybe i can narrow down my search by going to a specific carrier

Thanks

Uni

Suggestions on markets for non-emergency transportation.. for mentally disabled persons.. it is a new venture.. so no loss runs available

Thanks in advance

Need to get loss runs for a Farmers customer..

he has Truck Insurance Exchange, Farmers Insurance Exchange, Mid-Century Insurance Company, Century Surety Company.. i am not going to contact incumbent agent.. i'm sure i won't have luck there.. anyone know the number?

hi ladybroker Thanks for your responses.. and everyone else as well.. Philadelphia seems to be the market to take this on. Well.. it turns out that their current Farmers agent moved to his home office.. and now it has become a service issues.. he can't get his certs in time.. and this customer is al...

I have a meals on wheels service that wants to move their account.. but i do not know who to write this through.. i have access to AgentSecure.. and they don't have markets that will write this He needs CGL, Auto liability with the non-owned option, umbrella and workers comp.. The underwriter i usua...

Thanks for your response I'm in CA I am going to start calling my GAs.. i hadn't thought of that.. thanks for the tip CONCLUSION: THIS IS A HARD TO PLACE RISK. If you do a search on this on Google.com you will get a lot of results from forum discussions.. a lot of responses are along the lines of &q...

Thank you for responding to this.. i'm appointed with Progressive.. they won't accept a lift above 4 inches

Anyone else?

Or is this type of vehicle simply too risky?

I have customers with greater than 6 inch lifts.. who insures this?

Many companies accept small lifts, but nothing beyond 6

Thanks

Uni