sup guys need some help here.. well here's long story short..got a duii on december got my license suspended for 3 f*mths then got it back they told me dont worry about gettin an sr22 because i plead no contest and took diversion and it wouldnt show up on my record i said ok koo, no worries until today!! got a letter from my insurance saying i cant renew my ins anymore and they are dropping me because they pulled my quarterly review and saw non-convictional alcohol or drug offense...so i have until aug 1 09 to get new ins so pleeaassee help me out guys.. o my current ins now is STATE FARM..

 

First of all, I don't know what you were thinking drinking and driving.

1) Its not cool.
2) Could've gotten yourself killed.
3) You're making my insurance go up.

Best thing I can tell you to do is to shop around and try to get another insurer.

Don't know what else to tell you.

 

trust me long story..dont really wanna talk about..just lookin for cheap sr22 asap i guess

 

try vern fonk, theyre "the sr22 experts"

 

State Farm is extremely strict. Pretty much anyone is less strict than they are.

Try an Insurance Broker... they can shop many companies and get the best rate for your circumstance.

Hope you learned something and best of luck.

Scott

 

Give Esurance a call

 

thanks for all the reply guys i really appreciated...going through all the diversion / court bull**** all i could think about was my car and how stupid i was...trust me, i truly learned my lesson!!!! down for a cruise anytime n meet new people just holla!!!

 

Vern Fonk will insurance ANYONE, plain and simple. But since they insure anyone, you're going to pay out the *** for it. My best friend had a wreckless/street racing and SR-22 on his record and Vern Fonk was the only company that would insure him. He was paying $450/mo. for a 1998 Eclipse GSX.

It's tough when you don't have a choice. Hopefully this experience has changed your thoughts on right and wrong.

 

Ditto on the Vern Fonk.

 

+1 on that, and they do records reviews which most policies don't.

I think I used Farmer's in the past when I had momentary lapses from State Farm (SR-22) but we're talking many years ago...