Like a Christmas club account, North Carolina insureds contribute part of their premium to carriers’ escrow accounts until the next election, when the commissioner distributes the refunds at uncanny coincidence with balloting…
Don’t North Carolinians believe this phony cycle costs money? Don’t they realize it’s built into their premiums?
Three cheers for J Long! I’m 54 yr old NC native and never remember getting an ins refund before. I don’t see where he gets traditional. “Traditional”? Bull!
I PAY CLOSE TO $800.00 A YEAR FOR ONE CAR THAT IS 8 YEARS OLD,(FULL COVERAGE) NO ACCIDENTS AGAINST ME IN MY 27 YEARS OF DRIVING AND I RECIEVED A REFUND OF $5.00…GEE THANKS
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Like a Christmas club account, North Carolina insureds contribute part of their premium to carriers’ escrow accounts until the next election, when the commissioner distributes the refunds at uncanny coincidence with balloting…
Don’t North Carolinians believe this phony cycle costs money? Don’t they realize it’s built into their premiums?
Three cheers for J Long! I’m 54 yr old NC native and never remember getting an ins refund before. I don’t see where he gets traditional. “Traditional”? Bull!
I PAY CLOSE TO $800.00 A YEAR FOR ONE CAR THAT IS 8 YEARS OLD,(FULL COVERAGE) NO ACCIDENTS AGAINST ME IN MY 27 YEARS OF DRIVING AND I RECIEVED A REFUND OF $5.00…GEE THANKS
Is there a website that I can visit to find out if I am supposed to receive a refund?
thank you,
greg
I would like to know if there are number figures you can check to see if you were over charged or do you just take there word for it?