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Originally Posted by DeeezNuuuts83
OR don't post your information online about stuff that you do that is clearly not insured by a common auto policy. I'm sure that over the past four years (as that Nasioc post was from 2008), other companies have also started to catch on, though admittedly I've read more than a few threads about Geico getting stricter in these situations.
It's no different than people posting their mods all over the internet and wondering why the manufacturer might deny a warranty claim. It sucks, but you have to pay to play.
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It's unethical regardless. I've never had an issue with this when being insured by either Nationwide or American Family, and I've been upfront about my activities. I've also never heard of State Farm ever taking issue with this kind of activity either.
I get not being covered under my insurance policy while being on track, but not being dropped altogether due to my spending time on track/autox