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Reliance auto insurance went under with my 420$ Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
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Mr.IncrediblyBored
Lifer
Find a new insurance comp? If they went bankrupt, there isn't much you can do - well not without a lawyer you can't.
Superdoopercooper
Golden Member
No offense... but next time go with a large, reputible insurance, such as State Farm, Allstate, Farmers, etc.
In the mean time... call them... there must be some law that mandates that you MUST be covered by the underwriters of the policy up to the point at which the premiums run out (at the end of your 6 months or whatever), or they refund the remainder of your money. I'm no lawyer, but this totally seems like some sort of law those govt folks would have written.
In the mean time... call them... there must be some law that mandates that you MUST be covered by the underwriters of the policy up to the point at which the premiums run out (at the end of your 6 months or whatever), or they refund the remainder of your money. I'm no lawyer, but this totally seems like some sort of law those govt folks would have written.