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Insuranks.com is proud to announce 2020's best bobtail insurance companies on a comprehensive guide about bobtail and non trucking liability insurance.
Insuranks.com, the educational insurance marketplace leader, is happy to announce 2020’s best bobtail insurance and non-trucking liability insurance companies on a comprehensive guide that has been recently released.
The guide serves as a bobtail insurance vs non-trucking liability insurance 101, comparing both, explaining it in great depth, providing average costs and ranking the best bobtail insurance companies of 2020. Below you are able to find Insuranks.com’s picks for best bobtail insurance companies of 2020:
1.Progressive: 5/5
The guide ranks Progressive as 2020’s best picks for bobtail insurance thanks to its great range (over 30) of commercial truck insurance policies that are very tailored to the precise needs of each, its excellent discounts, its flexibility and its great reputation among its policyholders!
2. State Farm: 4.5/5
Ranking as the second best bobtail insurance company is State Farm, emphasizing its excellent rates and discounts, customer friendliness, user experience, claim experience and financial strength.
3.OOIDA: 4.1/5
Coming up on the 3rd place on Insuranks best bobtail insurance company ranking is OOIDA, mentioning their wide variety of commercial truck insurance coverages, professional customer service, competitive rates and flexibility.
Insuranks.com is a leading online educational insurance marketplace, that ranks insurance companies, services and products based on both expert and customer ratings nationwide. It was founded in 2019.
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Terrible customer service. I got this insurance for my Amazon store when I ran one, took a break and cancelled all my subscriptions. I called these guys and they recommended sending an email. They never responded and have been charging me since then. Definitely going to dispute via the bank. Hate when businesses take advantage of other small businesses for their own gain.
I purchased a year long policy for my small business I paid for the year up front. First they sent me the incorrect paperwork and acted as if I had something to do with the mistake. About three weeks later I received a bill for the policy. I then sent countless email as the payment did clear my account. About a week later I'm told they have no record of my payment. Now I have to send any documents proving I said then. It went on for weeks. More requests of proof from this person then another. Every conversation had an under lying tone of me being dishonest. Finally I just gave up with them and filed a despite with my bank which took all of three days.. So now I'm continuing to receive emails that my policy is past due and will be cancelled. Funny, I was told I didn't have a policy because they couldn't locate it.
Purchased the General Liability policy I needed to fulfill a contract for my hiring party. Simply Business made it very easy to complete an application and review multiple quote options. Ended up purchasing a policy for 1/2 of what I originally was told by my agent.
I insured my small business with them from early 2016 to January 2022. I had a workman's compensation policy with them the entire time for my staff of approximately 10 people which fluctuated up and down minimally over the years. We ran a very safe operation and never had so much as one claim. I sold my business in early 2022 and cancelled my policy which triggered a final audit of $2871.00 which was owed back to me. Of course I dissolved my LLC immediately after selling the business and thus closed my bank checking account at the advise of my accountant. Though my name was on the business policy, Employers Preferred Insurance Company refused to issue a check to me directly as the policy holder due to...you guessed it, policy. Long story short, if you sell your business keep a small amount deposited in the checking account because it's almost a guarantee that companies such as Employers will use their policy to weasel their way out of money owed after the dissolution of a business. I should have known that I would be treated a just another number shortly after I signed with them as the sales agent just disappeared after I was set up for an online account to manage my policy. My next business venture will entail me working with an actual insurance agent who has an office in an actual brick and mortar building!
Long term insurance claim denied for my mother after 31 years of paying. Please never give this company a dime. You will not get your money back!