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Like I said, if it doesn't fit in their "Yes" box then it's automatically "No."

Gulfway is actually underwritten by Travelers. Funny thing is I have Travelers for my Homeowners and Auto but my agent couldn't write the deuce through them. It's still a TX policy with the same company but the local people can't do the same arrangement.

You might want to go back to law school if you believe that. I can register an armored vehicle and that doesn't mean every insurance company that does business in the state has to provide a policy to cover it.

Did they ask you what the truck weighed? To them a 2.5 ton truck just means it can carry 5k pounds (if they even realize that). Most policies specifically exclude vehicles weighing over 10k pounds. Again, I would suggest reading the sections of your policy that I pointed out above. If you have...

Most of my time with Progressive was in WA (Spokane, Kent, and finally Yakima). I really didn't have much to do with the Commercial Vehicle side so can't really comment on that but there have been TOO many people on here that said they added it to their AUTO policy and I know that wouldn't be...

Unless you bought it online it wasn't the Company but the Independent Agent that just happens to sell their policies (along with a dozen other companies). At least they got in touch with you and refunded your money before any issue came up. I'm not defending Progressive (there's plenty of...

It's not necessarily a "no military vehicle" issue as I doubt they'd deny a M1009 or similar but, as far as your auto policy, it's a matter of weight. There are specific exclusions in the Progressive Auto Policy for vehicles over 10k pounds. I have no idea if their commercial policy has any...