Someone said they changed the 5 years minimum licensing to 6 years. is this true?
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Someone said they changed the 5 years minimum licensing to 6 years. is this true?
it's still 5 years, for this season anyway
I've posted this in a couple of other threads, but it's relevant here. It's not a perfect tree yet (I made it quickly) but it should help:
http://i982.photobucket.com/albums/a...mPlanTiers.jpg
but 5 year peopel can still get SS bike insured from them right?Quote:
Originally Posted by VifferFun
Yes, you'll just be placed in Plan B.Quote:
Originally Posted by qaz393
interesting to see that state farm excludes an individual if they have had a criminal conviction.. firstly, im surprised the government allows that due to privacy as criminal record is not related to driving and secondly im surprised state farm is authorized to look at your criminal record, mto i can understand for obvious reasons but criminal record is far fetched..
unless the diagram above only relates to dangerous driving.
By "Criminal Conviction" I am referring to criminal convictions related to your auto (such as DUI). We don't have access to any criminal convictions outside of your MTO report.Quote:
Originally Posted by geoff-9
is fraud (related to insurance) and public mischeif (false report for collision) part of MTO?Quote:
Originally Posted by VifferFun
Insurance fraud will be tracked internally somehow, and it can make it very difficult for you to find insurance in the future. I'm not sure about the mischief thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by qaz393
viffer when will the chart be finished?
It's pretty much done already, but I noticed I forgot a couple of nodes.Quote:
Originally Posted by qaz393
I also didn't flesh out the branches where you are insuring only a bike with State Farm. I put "Plan B" for these branches, but that is really the best-case scenario because you may not qualify for SF at all (for the reasons mentioned in the bike+car branches).