iamjewest85
New member
I did call my insurance company (GEICO) and was told that there was no way to know if my premium would increase until 30 days prior to my next renewal.
Important things: Yes, it was my fault. Yes, I feel like an absolute ass!
About me: 48/F. State = NV. Clean driving record. I've been with GEICO for 10+ years and currently have one auto and one renters policy with them. I've not made any claims in this time.
Solo vehicle incident. I was in a convenience store parking area and struck a non-moving hazard, which would fall under my collision insurance. My deductible is $500. I'll need a new fender (or repair) and there's something awry with my heater/AC fan after the incident.
I'm requesting opinions on whether or not this an event that would trigger a premium increase if I submitted it to my insurance.
Important things: Yes, it was my fault. Yes, I feel like an absolute ass!
About me: 48/F. State = NV. Clean driving record. I've been with GEICO for 10+ years and currently have one auto and one renters policy with them. I've not made any claims in this time.
Solo vehicle incident. I was in a convenience store parking area and struck a non-moving hazard, which would fall under my collision insurance. My deductible is $500. I'll need a new fender (or repair) and there's something awry with my heater/AC fan after the incident.
I'm requesting opinions on whether or not this an event that would trigger a premium increase if I submitted it to my insurance.