1. | Dec 16, 2013

You have to have your insurance and dctoor change your address in their records. I got my own insurance and live on my own. The insurance has my new address but the dctoor didnt. So I had to make sure both were changed.

2. | Oct 5, 2013

Pefrcet shot! Thanks for your post!

3. | Oct 3, 2013

you do realize in order to keep his prsmoie that they would not go out of Business he just gave them 58 million more customers and if not the IRS will attach your refund and or fine you,where did I get the 58 mill you ask? you forget that he is fix en to give amnesty to immigrants unless of course the republicans did in their heels on it,what with all the violence in mexico right now and dead arizona man

4. | Oct 1, 2013

Which one of our pubs? The currently hold a relgaur quiz night, some of our other pubs hold them irrelgaurly. Your best bet is to contact the pub direct. See .

5. | Sep 29, 2013

gary thrappi'm plrbaboy not who you're looking for, however, i was ripped off by dean the christian' for 14K at his auburn auction 9/09. his brother, dan, was on the podium and encouraged me to settle for the 14K, which was a lesser amount than the reserve. if I settled, they would reduce the commission. clearly he knew his brother was in trouble and needed to capture every car sale. ironically, i grew up 15 miles from auburn and knew dan through sports from an early age. now he has his own firm. good luck . gary thrapp

6. | Sep 27, 2013

Which one of our pubs? The currently hold a reualgr quiz night, some of our other pubs hold them irregularly. Your best bet is to contact the pub direct. See .

7. | Jul 28, 2013

No. She no longer has any inulrabse interest in the vehicle so any insurance she has on the car no longer has any validity once she sold it.She can call and have her policy refund her premium retroactively to the date she sold the vehicle. She just needs to provide proof of sale to back-date the cancellation prior to the day she calls to cancel it. If you have another vehicle then your policy likely covers anything you become the owner of for 30 days, though you have no proof of insurance if you get pulled over.

8. | Jun 11, 2013

Too many compliments too little space, thknas!