William
Travelers Rest,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, June 26, 2008
I have exactly the same problem with AARP/Hartford except they have raised my rates 200$ a year for the next 5 years on a 58$ , 8 mph over the limit ( 53 in a 45 zone ). Their letter said that the increase was due to my poor driving record ( 1 ticket in 52 years, no accidents, no claims) and my poor credit rating. My FICO score is over 800 and is better than 99% of US consumers yet AARP/Hartford had the audacity to state in writing that if my credit had been better the rate increase would not have been so great. I have thus far obtained quotes from 3 other carriers, none of whom increase premiums for 1 ticket and would be glad to have my business. We have our homeowners, auto, dental and Medicare supplemental insurance thru AARP, pay them over 8000 $ a year in premiums and cannot get any help from AARP because they have nothing to do with the Insurance they sell. Heck of an advocacy group for us seniors. I will by years end, not have any insurance thru AARP and would suggest any senior who is considering going with them to read Rip-Off Bill South Carolina
Trishaa
Coarsegold,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, June 13, 2008
At a time when other companies are forgiving a 1st time violation Hartford (AARP)has raised my car insurance by 62%. Upon discussion with several reps I was repetedly told that was the way it was. I sent letters to every governing body I could find and got nothing. We are domestic partners and not all ins will insure on one policy-their policy does save us a lot of money. I wish you luck in your endeavers TM California