Chameleon
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He's clearly from the futureIs there some reason that you write 2114 for the year of the infraction and then 2110 for the year of your bike? You say you’re a dentist, you must know what century you’re living in.
He's clearly from the futureIs there some reason that you write 2114 for the year of the infraction and then 2110 for the year of your bike? You say you’re a dentist, you must know what century you’re living in.
The last time that I changed insurers they asked questions (suspensions, tickets, claims) going back 10 years.Ontario driver's abstract goes back 3 years - https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-driving-record?_ga=1.233483806.12892583.1458780825
I have to ask, why 'crooked cop' ? Getting tagged 124 in a 60 is no small matter, in hindsight you maybe should have got a lawyer ?
OP, you can't change your history, and it doesn't matter how far back they can SEE - all that matters is how far back they CARE. So when they ask you about convictions, suspensions, and claims, ask them to clarify how far back they want you to report. Then do the same with as many brokers/agents/direct insurers as you can to find the best rate.
3 years is the public abstract, but insurance can and usually go back 7 years for collisions, major charges (stunt, careless, impaired). Might be moot anyway; with the gap in coverage it will likely be at the highest new rider rate.Ontario driver's abstract goes back 3 years - https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-driving-record?_ga=1.233483806.12892583.1458780825
I have to ask, why 'crooked cop' ? Getting tagged 124 in a 60 is no small matter, in hindsight you maybe should have got a lawyer ?
ty, been a memener for ages but lost login info as i had little need for the forum recently/ didn't want u losing sleep but tySorry OP - hoping you get this all sorted out.
Sucks that you had a cop tag you for something like this on an empty/isolated road : (
I always wonder why the F insurers ask you questions like when did you get your G, M1 etc etc.
Heck - I dont even remember what I had for dinner yesterday and you expect me to remember all that crap?!?!
tyvm, which site was that?from my experience switching insurance, they only care about the last 3 years. i have a speeding charge back in june 2018 (doing 84 on lakeshore lol) but im about to switch to a new one in july this year, and their online form wouldnt even let me go back to june 2018 to add a charge.
i am am a horrible dentist, though few of our multitude self identify as suchAny dentist I know wouldn't have to be concerned what his bike insurance costs...
ya think :'Seriously lol they make bank. There’s more to this story then meets the eye I think.
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Some brokers need a vin to get you anything. Not sure if they are incapable of thought or bored of running tons of numbers that dont turn into policies.Here is an outrageous suggestion. Decide which bike(s), and year(s), suit what your looking for, then call a broker to get a quote on it. IE can I get a quote for a 2014 cbr500. The quote won't be binding, but at least you will know based on the info you provide to the broker of your looking at $750 per year or $5,000 per year. Then go look at the bike your likely to buy, while there get the VIN, call broker back they can give you the EXACT premium.
The latter. They are fully capable of quoting based on make, model, year, and style of bike.Some brokers need a vin to get you anything. Not sure if they are incapable of thought or bored of running tons of numbers that dont turn into policies.