| Message | specified the stated value amount ($20,000 in my case) "or actual cash value." I was never comfortable with this terminology in the event my
 car was a total loss. When I asked my agent to document how a conflict
 between stated value and actual cash value would be resolved in
 case of loss, he came up with nothing. If the declaration had said
 "whichever is greater," that would have been fine with me. But I feared
 the company would rule "whichever is less."
 I didn't want to take the chance of finding out the hard way. I canceled the policy and went with Haggerty. Their contract is more clear and they
 were cheaper anyway.
 
  Chance favors the informed 
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