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lipets

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Gieco just sent cancellation they R no longer going thru brokers.

Any suggestions who to call?
 
My broker sent me notification, their plan was to switch to a new company who already accepted most of the old Geico/BoatUS policies at this year's prices.

For service on Policy email: service@insuretheboat.com
Kenneth A Marks-Yacht Insurance Specialist
Marks Insurance Group-Marks Marine Insurance Est. 1990
Sponsor and Speaker America's Great Loop Cruisers Assoc.
856-384-8744; 1-888-4marks1
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I’m caught up in this non renewable situation and initial quotes are coming back at a 100+% increase so be wary of the email you received from Marks Marine.
 
I’m caught up in this non renewable situation and initial quotes are coming back at a 100+% increase so be wary of the email you received from Marks Marine.
Why be wary? Please explain.
 
Why be wary? Please explain.

Their email message makes it appear they have identified an insurer to move all their policies at existing premium levels but that may not be the case.
 
Their email message makes it appear they have identified an insurer to move all their policies at existing premium levels but that may not be the case.

Mine said they would have alternatives if that insurer wasn't satisfactory.

Any time you switch companies a big increase could be possible depending on your boat/risks.
 
Geico is only cutting out brokers, they still insure direct in Florida. I am insured directly with Geico in FL.
 
Mine said they would have alternatives if that insurer wasn't satisfactory.

Any time you switch companies a big increase could be possible depending on your boat/risks.

Always alternatives available but at what costs? With increased storms an increase is expected but when it’s over 100% does this imply Geico mispriced the risk or the others are gouging the market?
 
Always alternatives available but at what costs? With increased storms an increase is expected but when it’s over 100% does this imply Geico mispriced the risk or the others are gouging the market?

It is fairly random from what I can tell.

Boaters within one company have had major differences in premiums depending on the new revised risk assessment.
 

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