Insurance Navy Comments on Progressive Decision to Discontinue Cargo Coverage for Household Goods Movers
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Progressive commercial truck insurance offering of cargo coverage for Household Goods Movers is unacceptable effective 10/24/2012, according to a statement issued by progressive earlier. According to the statement, Household Goods Movers who presently have active Cargo coverage may keep the coverage while they remain in good standing. Businesses other than Household Goods Movers may still be eligible for Progressive cargo coverage.
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