PLau
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$3400 here on a 2009 ninja 250r. 21 years old, G2M2. Anal Rape......
Guessing you haven't had your license for over a year yet? + Probably insured with facility?
$3400 here on a 2009 ninja 250r. 21 years old, G2M2. Anal Rape......
It's likely not really an $1800 increase. What is likely missing from the OP's post is that the $3000 he paid was likely for the remaining part of a year (June - October), not an entire year (March - October). So if he got his insurance part way through the year, they would have charged him $3000 to cover the remainder of the year until March 2012. Now since it's time for a renewal, he's likely getting dinged the full rate. Of course, I could be wrong, but given that he started riding in June, it sounds like that's what might have happened.
Was this not in the contract you signed with TD? Or did you just fail to read it?
Reading is for chumps.
did you take a course ? I have an M2 as well.
i also have many speeding tickets.
$3400 here on a 2009 ninja 250r. 21 years old, G2M2. Anal Rape......
Hint:
He lives in a forest ....
3 grand for a 250 ? holy crap.
I would have ridden with no insurance, and taken the fine if i got caught...lol
currently, i pay 500 a year for a 650
Also important to notice that TD has two independent arms that sell insurance, TD Insurance and TD Meloche Monnex. When people refer to just "TD" you never know what they mean. They are different, and in my personal situation TD Meloche Monnex offers me the most inexpensive insurance on my litre bike by a vast amount. Less than half than the quotes I had from Primmum, Jevco, State Farm, etc. Because each person's situation is different, you still gotta do the legwork.
No, he lives in the mountains, his cousin lives in the forest.
This is correct. I posted the TD/Meloche/Primmum premium earning schedule in my sticky here:
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforu...immum-policy-Want-to-know-your-Penalty-Refund
With TD/Meloche/Primmum, 62.5% of your annual premium is used up from about June 19 to December 31. To annualize the OP's premium, it's simple division:
Annualized Premium
= $3000 / 62.5%
= $4800
The OP didn't mention the specific date that his policy took effect, but June 19 makes the numbers work out.
OP, did you read my sticky to help you find the cheapest insurer?
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforu...-Insurance-Company-will-give-me-the-best-rate
Was this not in the contract you signed with TD? Or did you just fail to read it?
I can guess that you are over 30yo?