Laser jammers

tmd11111 said:

I’ve had Geico for two years now and they have never once called when it’s time to renew.

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bo1966 said:

And if I see it be prepared to pay the fine. There are some tthat we can detect.

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smurfslayer said:

@Ruger is correct, i can confirm that Geico at least has done this in the past. However, there are more and different reasons that you should not use Geico for your insurance, no matter how inexpensive it is, or how long you’ve been a happy customer or how many wrecks of yours they’ve made right.

A relative of mine, insured by geico, was rear ended by another driver; their whole family insured by geico. It was a 40MPH / no brakes impact, with a trip to the hospital, back and neck injury. cops came, other driver fled, but samaritans provided a description of driver, car, who fled home and was charged with the collision and convicted. Geico refused to pay the insurance claims. Through a lawyer, they were trying to wait out the victim; allowing medical bills to accumulate enough to damage their credit. after about 4 months, they offered something like $3000. that was less than a 1/3 the damage to the car, - mind you, my relative had a full coverage policy, no gaps. They got a court date and one day before trial, Geico offered to cover medical bills and lawyer bills in addition to covering the car. They were countered to cover more of the damage, plus some kind of letter indicating their obligation to have made these payments and that they didn’t do it in the required, timely manner. They didn’t go any further than that, but it did help with their credit.

Geico has a well earned reputation for being a “paper only” insurance carrier, I’ve known 2 more people who had them; 1st was cancelled after an at fault collision, 2nd cancelled after a speeding ticket - and not some major league, triple digit ticket, an interstate ticket 69 or 70 in a 55 IIRC.

just make sure that if you run some sort of jammer you don’t run afoul of some coverage exclusion.

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zombiekiller said:

I've beaten them in 3 states.

But like I said before, I stopped doing road rallies. ( stopped early last year, so if detection has improved that much in the past 18 months, my experience is no longer how things can go.) not many people are tech savvy enough to understand what it would take to prove the infraction without a shadow of a doubt. I educated my lawyer on it based on my level of technical expertise. He found validity in the line of logic and leveraged it in having tickets dismissed.

oh, and I wanted to add that if you are driving in a state where they take laser from overpasses, none of this tech will do a damn thing. the same thing goes for laser being used from the air.

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ChevTillNow said:

This is America... If you can point something at me to obtain another stupid tax... I can do what I can legally do, to prevent you from seeing anything...

OP, ALP is the only one worth even thinking about if you're serious.

But I would suggest you instead take your truck out to the desert and drive it fast... and smile and wave at the sneaky motorcycle police who are hiding in the city as you cruise by them slower than the speed limit...

PS any attorney worth his salt can beat any reasonable ticket for about 200 bucks.

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ChevTillNow said:

PS any attorney worth his salt can beat any reasonable ticket for about 200 bucks.

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tmd11111 said:

My experience with them has been completely opposite. About 2 years ago I switched over to them. Not 2 weeks later we had a hail storm and between my wife’s mustang and my Super Duty it was over $12k in damage. Had it settled in a few days. Rates never went up either. In fact when I bought my Raptor last year it was only $20 more to cover then the Super Duty.

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smurfslayer said:

@Ruger is correct, i can confirm that Geico at least has done this in the past. However, there are more and different reasons that you should not use Geico for your insurance, no matter how inexpensive it is, or how long you’ve been a happy customer or how many wrecks of yours they’ve made right.

A relative of mine, insured by geico, was rear ended by another driver; their whole family insured by geico. It was a 40MPH / no brakes impact, with a trip to the hospital, back and neck injury. cops came, other driver fled, but samaritans provided a description of driver, car, who fled home and was charged with the collision and convicted. Geico refused to pay the insurance claims. Through a lawyer, they were trying to wait out the victim; allowing medical bills to accumulate enough to damage their credit. after about 4 months, they offered something like $3000. that was less than a 1/3 the damage to the car, - mind you, my relative had a full coverage policy, no gaps. They got a court date and one day before trial, Geico offered to cover medical bills and lawyer bills in addition to covering the car. They were countered to cover more of the damage, plus some kind of letter indicating their obligation to have made these payments and that they didn’t do it in the required, timely manner. They didn’t go any further than that, but it did help with their credit.

Geico has a well earned reputation for being a “paper only” insurance carrier, I’ve known 2 more people who had them; 1st was cancelled after an at fault collision, 2nd cancelled after a speeding ticket - and not some major league, triple digit ticket, an interstate ticket 69 or 70 in a 55 IIRC.

just make sure that if you run some sort of jammer you don’t run afoul of some coverage exclusion.

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bo1966 said:

Hope to see you in my state

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If what you're doing in your state is legal. God bless you. If what you're doing in my state is not legal, I'll do my job. You call it a " stupid tax". I guess you're right. Do the posted speed limit or at least close to it and I don't have to give stupid people an extra tax

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smurfslayer said:

they’re still donating directly? The last I’d heard of it they were donating to “industry and professional groups” who in turn would buy equipment for certain departments, or would assist in getting federal grant money.

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OPT PRIME said:

Have you ever considered law enforcement for a career? It’s quite a bit more exciting than pulling cars over. To each their own.

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