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Milemeter Insurance Company is a Stock company that was incorporated in 2008-09-12. Milemeter Insurance Company is a Casualty insurance company and has assets of $2,623,284, capital of $1,000,000, and net surplus of $1,567,749.
The president of Milemeter Insurance Company is Christopher Edward Gay, the treasurer is , and the secretary is . Milemeter Insurance Company insurance plans include auto, and business.
Milemeter Insurance Company is located in Dallas, TX and the phone number for Milemeter Insurance Company claims, customer, service, and additional information is (972) 701-9300.
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The new policy requirements of 4k+ miles are no longer a savings. Why would anyone pay for limited miles when you can get the same rate or cheaper for an unlimited plan?
I agree with William the new 4000-mile minimum policy is a joke, they built this company on the premise of being able to buy a policy for low mileage drivers, I drive approx 800 miles every 6 months but am now forced to buy a 4000-mile policy at a 400% increase!
I guess they want to go out of business.
I drive few miles on one car, and my mother drives even fewer. They have lost 2 customers. I guess they either want to go out of business or start moving to a traditional insurance company.
MileMeter now requires purchasing 6000 miles per vehicle up front for each 6 month period. This is about as dumb as you can get, and totally negates any reason to go with MileMeter; conventional policies are now vastly cheaper and have no mileage limitations.
If the MileMeter stockholders have any sense, they will FIRE the CEO & idiots responsible for this new stupidity that will scuttle the company in short order.
I drive about 1800 miles a year and really enjoyed saving money on car insurance.
It was great while it lasted, but the new rates are more than what I paid at my old provider. Goodbye, mileage meter!