I feel you on that.
That’s exactly how I feel—like all the stuff I do to keep my car safe barely matters if my zip code’s got a bad rep. It’s weird, right? I mean, if you’re paying for a garage and extra security, shouldn’t that count for more? I’ve actually wondered if switching to a PO box or something would help, but I doubt it. Has anyone here actually seen a big drop in their rates after moving, or is it just as bad somewhere else?
Yeah, it’s frustrating. I moved just a few miles away last year and my rate dropped a bit, but not as much as I hoped. Doesn’t seem fair when you’re doing everything right—garage, alarms, the works. Guess the zip code just outweighs all that.
Honestly, I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve seen some folks get decent breaks just by switching providers, even in “bad” zip codes. Sometimes it’s less about the address and more about which company you’re with. Worth shopping around, maybe?