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Does anyone have Texas Farm Bureau car ins?

ok i have this ins company and have had them for 5 years i have never made a claim and now i got a brand new vehicle in august and it’s gotten a couple of scratches in the paint and now has a crack in the windshield and i am wondering if anyone has had this ins company and made a claim i’ve heard a few people say that if you have them and make a claim they drop you!!! so i need some advice on if i should make a claim or just pay repair fees out of pocket because they are by far the cheapest ins company and i don’t want to be dropped for making a claim!!! please advice!!!!

You heard wrong. File the claim ! Buying insurance and then being afraid to use it is one of the most foolish things one can do. What good is buying insurance at all if you won’t use it?

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