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jlangton wrote:

Right2Carry wrote:

jlangton wrote:

Purplehood wrote:

Medic624 wrote:My letter to USAA...

To whom it may concern:

Recently I received a quote for auto insurance and was very impressed with what USAA could offer me for my money and I then considered insuring my home and myself with USAA. Unfortunately I received the quote about the same time I moved to Texas and learned that your financial institutions post the 30.06 signs restricting myself and my fellow CHL carriers.

For a company who does their best to assist the individuals who either have or currently protect our country it amazes me that you would do your best to limit one of our most important rights this nation bestows upon our countrymen. Without the second amendment we are merely subjects and not a great nation of citizens.

Unfortunately, as of right now I will have to leave my coverage with my current company. I sincerely hope your company will reconsider your position and support a fundamental tenet this country was based upon. If and when you do this it will be only then that I can, with a clear conscience, take advantage of the services you provide.

US Veteran

Very nice.

Right now I am trying to find an affordable alternative to my car insurance so I can leave USAA.

I haven't found anybody that beats Texas Farm Bureau on auto insurance.
JL

I got a quote from USAA And Texas Farm Bureau and it wasn't even close, USAA beat TFB by several hundred dollars!!!!

And everybody I personally know that has compared the two has had the opposite result.
JL

jlangton wrote:

Purplehood wrote:

Medic624 wrote:My letter to USAA...

To whom it may concern:

Recently I received a quote for auto insurance and was very impressed with what USAA could offer me for my money and I then considered insuring my home and myself with USAA. Unfortunately I received the quote about the same time I moved to Texas and learned that your financial institutions post the 30.06 signs restricting myself and my fellow CHL carriers.

For a company who does their best to assist the individuals who either have or currently protect our country it amazes me that you would do your best to limit one of our most important rights this nation bestows upon our countrymen. Without the second amendment we are merely subjects and not a great nation of citizens.

Unfortunately, as of right now I will have to leave my coverage with my current company. I sincerely hope your company will reconsider your position and support a fundamental tenet this country was based upon. If and when you do this it will be only then that I can, with a clear conscience, take advantage of the services you provide.

US Veteran

Very nice.

Right now I am trying to find an affordable alternative to my car insurance so I can leave USAA.

I haven't found anybody that beats Texas Farm Bureau on auto insurance.
JL

tboesche wrote:

Vecco wrote:I have been with USAA since 1986; I only use them for car insurance and some investment. Their banking, loans and CC have always been sub par to Navy Federal where I do my banking and loans from. I called USAA about 3 months ago to change my home owners Insurance only to find they wanted about $349 a year more then what I was already paying. I really wanted to reward my children who will be off to college next year with their own USAA membership ( they already got them automatically) but I think I will shop around for other car insurance and defiantly a better investment company ( they have always been sub par, IMO). I need to write a letter to let them know.

PS: Navy Federal has the gun buster sign, I wrote them and they said they don’t like guns in there office, Randolph Brooks credit union who I also use, flat out told me CHL is ok. The security guards ask if I would give him a nod when I walk just so he knows, I can do that.

I carry past the gunbuster and NFCU in Fort worth every week.