The Douglas Snyder Agency

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Please visit us at our new address : 1539 W Elliot Rd # 102 Gilbert, AZ , 85233

For the past twenty years, we have served the insurance needs of families and small businesses by providing high-quality, custom-designed insurance packages containing protection in all areas of insurance. No two individuals, families or businesses are exactly alike. At The Snyder Agency expect tailored coverage reflecting the uniqueness of your family or business. A personal agent from our office will ensure coverage accuracy, and eliminate costly overages, saving your family or business time and money. We look forward to serving you.- The Douglas Snyder Agency

What is a Farmers Friendly Review?

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Farmers Friendly Review is our way of helping you design an insurance program to meet your ever-changing insurance needs. There may be events in your life, such as a change in marital status, the birth of a child or the purchase of a home, that could affect your insurance coverage.

The Farmers Friendly Review is your chance to meet personally with a Farmers Agent to review your coverages. An agent can help you identify any potential overlaps or gaps in coverage and inform you of any discounts or credits for which you may now qualify.

As your life changes, so should your policy
If you're like most people today, you live a busy, active life. As time goes by and your circumstances change, you are often too busy to think of your insurance coverage. Your Farmers agents is available to discuss any changes in your life and help you to make sure you're covered in the event of a loss, disability or other unforeseen tragedy.

An opportunity to take advantage of our latest improvements
Just as you change and grow, so does Farmers. We are constantly working to improve our policies with new discounts, credits and coverages to give you the best possible protection, at the best possible price. At the review, your Farmers Agent will examine your present coverage with you so that you can to make sure your insurance program is taking full advantage of any changes that might have occurred. What does this mean? It needs to be worded better. This might help lower your present insurance premium.

How often should you have a free Farmers Friendly Review?
We recommend that you meet with your agent for a Farmers Friendly Review at least once a year, or whenever there is a change in your insurance needs.

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Discounts

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We offer many personal lines discounts, that you may qualify for and not be aware of. Call our office today to make sure you are receiving all of our discounts.

Farmers Currently offers discounts for:
Professional Groups (e.g. Police, Firefighters, Doctors, Teachers, etc.)
Retired Professionals
Homeowners
New Parents
Good Students
Teens with Y.E.S. Driver Training
Alternative Fuel vehicles (e.g. Hybrids)
Air Bags
Two or More Automobiles
plus many more.

Did you know where you work could result in our Preferred Program Discount?

Why Life

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A loving family tested by a terrible accident. Hear Tara Newby describe her tragic experience and how her agent helped her family prepare for the unexpected

Off Road Vehicle Coverage

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Benefits to the customer

Annual Policies: You can enjoy year-round coverage with no lay-up period, so no matter what time of year it is, if the trails are calling to you, rest assured that you're covered. No additional phone calls, no hassles!
24-Hour Claims: Reporting Customers call us directly to report their claims. Our toll-free claims line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-527-3907.
Expert Claims Service You can count on our expertise and rest assured that your claim will be handled quickly and fairly.
Safety Equipment Coverage Off-Road Vehicle: Provides up to $1,500 in coverage for damage to any clothing designed to minimize damage from an accident, including helmets and leathers.
Snowmobile: Provides up to $1,500 in coverage for damage to any clothing designed to minimize damage from an accident, including helmets.
Optional Equipment Coverage Off-Road Vehicle: When purchased, includes coverage for towed trailers, towables or sleds designed to be pulled by a snowmobile or ATV. It also covers any parts, decorations, custom painting, chroming, sidecar or other items that were not originally provided by the manufacturer as standard equipment. Snowmobile: When purchased, includes coverage for towables or sleds designed to be pulled by a snowmobile. It also covers any parts, decorations, custom painting, chroming or other items that were not originally provided by the manufacturer as standard equipment.
A Wide Range of Discounts(Not all discounts available in all states, or for all products) Multi-Unit discount
Multi-Policy discount; Mature driver discount; Safety course discount; Discount for prior insurance;
Broad Coverage;
Off-Road Vehicle: And you can get coverage for a wide range of off-road vehicles including snowmobiles, dune buggies, golf carts, 3-, 4- and 6-wheel ATVs and dirt bikes.
Convenient Payment Plans Three different payment options — 2-pay, 4-pay or 10-pay — give you flexibility and the ability to choose the plan you want.
Transport Trailer Coverage Provides coverage for transport trailers valued at up to $5,000.

Call us today to get your quote

Workers Compensation

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Do I need workers compensation insurance?

As an employer, you have a legal responsibility to make your workplace safe. But we all know that accidents still happen.

You need (and are usually required) to have protection against employee lawsuits and medical expenses arising from an injury at work.

Work Comp Federal Gov't Home Page

Auto Insurance

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At our agency, we'll personally review your coverage and help you get the most amount of coverage for the least amount of money!

Are you:
- getting all the discounts you are eligible for?
- getting the personal service you deserve?
- satisfied with your agent?
We can offer you a wide variety of coverage options!

Auto Policy Definitions

Bodily Injury (BI) and Property Damage (PD)

Covers your liability for injuries you cause to other people and property damage for which you are at fault.This coverage usually is expressed in a "split number" such as 100/300/100.
The first number is the limit (in thousands of dollars) that your policy will pay for bodily injury per person in the event of an accident. The second number is the total limit your policy will pay for bodily injury to two or more people per accident.The third number is the limit that your policy will pay for property damage per accident.Many people are underinsured today because of the rising costs of vehicles (making it easy to exceed your Property Damage limits) and the high personal injury awards in lawsuits.Please consult us to make sure you have adequate converge- we'll be happy to help you!

Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist

Covers you when you are injured by someone who is not insured or has inadequate limits of coverage. This is often an overlooked coverage, and we would be happy to help you understand this better!

Collision

This covers the cost of replacing or repairing your vehicle in the event of an accident in which you were at fault. The premium varies depending upon your deductible limits. We would be happy to help you decide which deductible is right for you!

Comprehensive

This covers repairing or replacing your vehicle in non-accident situations, such as theft and vandalism. Hail and other "acts of God" are covered, as defined by your policy. This also has a deductible, so please consult with us about which deductible meets your needs.

Business Insurance

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We offer coverages for almost every business need:

Business insurance packages
Commercial Umbrella policies
Commercial Vehicle policies
Business Life insurance including

Deferred Compensation Plans
SIMPLE IRA Employee Pensions
Qualified Pension Plans
Business Continuation Insurance
Stockholder Insurance
Key Person Insurance

Ask us to review what you currently have and we can work with you to make sure you are adequately protected!

Condo & Townhome

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To adequately insure your condo or Townhome, it is important to know which parts of your dwelling are covered by the association and which are not.

We can help you read your association’s bylaws and determine exactly what you need to insure!

Sometimes the association is responsible for insuring the individual condo units, as they were originally built, including standard fixtures. You are then only responsible for alterations to the original structure.

Sometimes, however, the association is only responsible for insuring the bare floor, ceiling and walls. You must insure everything else.

Ask us for help- we will be happy to sit down and do a careful review with you to make sure you have no "gaps" between policies!

Flood

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Flood Insurance Get a quote

Flooding is a national problem...

In 1968, Congress created the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This was needed because of the sharply rising costs of emergency relief to property owners after a flood. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) manages the NFIP, and works with almost 20,000 communities across the country to enforce floodplain management ordinances.

Millions of homeowners now have valuable protection against a flood loss. It is available to every resident of communities that participate in the NFIP, regardless of whether the structure is located in a mapped flood plain. Flood insurance can be purchased through us or the NFIP directly. There is a 30-day waiting period before coverage under a new policy takes effect.

Please let us know if you would like to discuss this often overlooked coverage.

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FIMA

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Group Health Insurance Get a quote

You are an employer, faced with rising health care costs...

how can you keep costs down?

1. Understand your options. Learn all you can.
2. Gather employee census data.
3. Submit census data to our agency for a complete evaluation of your situation.

We will work with you to determine the best course of action for you and your company. The savings to you and your employees could be significant.

Let's work together to save you money!

The information below is from a report by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a division of DHHS. Agency for Healthcare Reserach and Quality

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Web site provides practical health care information, research findings, and data to help consumers, health providers, health insurers, researchers, and policymakers make informed decisions about health care issues. Their web site does not endorse any commercial web site, and the information below is for educational purposes only.

What Are My Health Plan Choices?
Choosing between health plans is not as easy as it once was. Although there is no one "best" plan, there are some plans that will be better than others for you and your family's health needs. Plans differ, both in how much you have to pay and how easy it is to get the services you need. Although no plan will pay for all the costs associated with your medical care, some plans will cover more than others.

Indemnity and managed care plans differ in their basic approach. Put broadly, the major differences concern choice of providers, out-of-pocket costs for covered services, and how bills are paid. Usually, indemnity plans offer more choice of doctors (including specialists, such as cardiologists and surgeons), hospitals, and other health care providers than managed care plans. Indemnity plans pay their share of the costs of a service only after they receive a bill.

Managed care plans have agreements with certain doctors, hospitals, and health care providers to give a range of services to plan members at reduced cost. In general, you will have less paperwork and lower out-of-pocket costs if you select a managed care type plan and a broader choice of health care providers if you select an indemnity-type plan.

Indemnity Plan

With an indemnity plan (sometimes called fee-for-service), you can use any medical provider (such as a doctor and hospital). You or they send the bill to the insurance company, which pays part of it. Usually, you have a deductible—such as $200—to pay each year before the insurer starts paying.

Once you meet the deductible, most indemnity plans pay a percentage of what they consider the "Usual and Customary" charge for covered services. The insurer generally pays 80 percent of the Usual and Customary costs and you pay the other 20 percent, which is known as coinsurance. If the provider charges more than the Usual and Customary rates, you will have to pay both the coinsurance and the difference.

The plan will pay for charges for medical tests and prescriptions as well as from doctors and hospitals. It may not pay for some preventive care, like checkups.

Managed Care
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO). A PPO is a form of managed care closest to an indemnity plan. A PPO has arrangements with doctors, hospitals, and other providers of care who have agreed to accept lower fees from the insurer for their services. As a result, your cost sharing should be lower than if you go outside the network. In addition to the PPO doctors making referrals, plan members can refer themselves to other doctors, including ones outside the plan.

If you go to a doctor within the PPO network, you will pay a copayment (a set amount you pay for certain services—say $10 for a doctor or $5 for a prescription). Your coinsurance will be based on lower charges for PPO members.

If you choose to go outside the network, you will have to meet the deductible and pay coinsurance based on higher charges. In addition, you may have to pay the difference between what the provider charges and what the plan will pay.

Health Maintenance Organization (HMO). HMOs are the oldest form of managed care plan. HMOs offer members a range of health benefits, including preventive care, for a set monthly fee. There are many kinds of HMOs. If doctors are employees of the health plan and you visit them at central medical offices or clinics, it is a staff or group model HMO. Other HMOs contract with physician groups or individual doctors who have private offices. These are called individual practice associations (IPAs) or networks.

HMOs will give you a list of doctors from which to choose a primary care doctor. This doctor coordinates your care, which means that generally you must contact him or her to be referred to a specialist.

With some HMOs, you will pay nothing when you visit doctors. With other HMOs there may be a copayment, like $5 or $10, for various services.

If you belong to an HMO, the plan only covers the cost of charges for doctors in that HMO. If you go outside the HMO, you will pay the bill. This is not the case with point-of-service plans.

Point-of-Service (POS) Plan. Many HMOs offer an indemnity-type option known as a POS plan. The primary care doctors in a POS plan usually make referrals to other providers in the plan. But in a POS plan, members can refer themselves outside the plan and still get some coverage.

If the doctor makes a referral out of the network, the plan pays all or most of the bill. If you refer yourself to a provider outside the network and the service is covered by the plan, you will have to pay coinsurance.

Your primary care doctor will serve as your regular doctor, managing your care and working with you to make most of the medical decisions about your care as a patient. In many plans, care by specialists is only paid for if your are referred by your primary care doctor.

An HMO or a POS plan will provide you with a list of doctors from which you will choose your primary care doctor (usually a family physician, internists, obstetrician-gynecologist, or pedicatrician). This could mean you might have to choose a new primary care doctor if your current one does not belong to the plan.

PPOs allow members to use primary care doctors outside the PPO network (at a higher cost). Indemnity plans allow any doctor to be used.

Courtesy: The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Web site provides practical health care information, research findings, and data to help consumers, health providers, health insurers, researchers, and policymakers make informed decisions about health care issues.

Source: Agency For Health Care Research and Quality

Homeowners Insurance

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The single biggest investment you may make in life is your home. Are you sure you've protected your investment?Let us review your homeowner's policy with you and make sure there are no gaps in coverage. In addition to reviewing your insured value and other coverage, we'll take a look at the following important areas:

Dwelling & personal property
Personal liability
Medical payments to others
Additional living expenses

Don't let another day go by without a complete review of your policy. Let's make sure that you are covered properly!

Basic Coverages Included in Homeowner's Policies:

"Property Damage" coverage is designed to help pay for damage to your home and personal property.

"Other Structures" coverage will help protect your detached garage, tool shed, and other unattached structures. Generally, the coverage is 10% of the amount for which your home is insured.

"Personal Property" coverage helps pay for a loss of your personal possessions, such as clothing, furniture, TV, stereo and other unattached personal items. You may want to review this coverage with us, to make sure you are adequately protected in this area. If you need additional coverage for higher valued items, please ask us.

Personal Property Floater
A homeowner's insurance policy normally provides limited coverage for collectibles, jewelry, furs, etc. It may be necessary to insure your valuables with a Personal Property Floater. A Personal Property Floater itemizes each item, gives a description of the item insured, and lists excluded perils. It normally provides coverage that is broader than the coverage in your standard homeowners insurance policy. Please ask us if you need an evaluation of your risk in this area.

Personal Liability Coverage
Your homeowners policy provides Personal Liability coverage to help protect you against a non-auto claim in which you were at fault. Liability coverage in your policy covers both the cost of defending you and damages the court orders you must pay. Liability insurance does not have a deductible that you must meet before the insurer begins to pay losses. We can review your current limits of coverage, and help make sure you have enough protection in this area

Medical Payments Coverage
Medical Payments coverage is designed to pay for an injury to someone OUTSIDE your family. It can often help settle "small" injuries outside of court before they become BIG claims in court. This is not medical coverage for your and your family.

Additional Living Expenses
Where will you live if your home is badly damaged? If move into a hotel or apartment for awhile because of damage caused by a covered loss, your homeowners policy will normally cover the stay, subject to policy limits.

Renters Insurance

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"I rent an apartment......

I don't need insurance- do I?"

Yes!

You need Renters Insurance. If there is a fire or other catastrophe, who will replace your:

* clothing
* furniture
* stereo
* TV
* computer
* jewelry

Your landlord only insures the building you live in-not YOUR personal belongings!

Personal Property
Your Renters Insurance policy can help replace your personal belongings in the event of a covered loss. Common losses are due to not only fire and theft, but also accidental and sudden discharge of a sprinkler system. Water damage can be as destructive as fire- don't get caught without the right insurance!

Loss of use
Your Renters Insurance policy can pay the additional costs of living in hotels, eating in restaurants, etc., while you are out of your home due to a covered loss.

Personal Liability coverage
This coverage gives you liability protection against claims caused by almost any unintentional act, and will help pay legal expenses to defend such a claim.

Personal Articles floater
This extends coverage for your valuable articles, such as jewelry, furs or collectibles, when their value is higher than the limits stated in your policy.

Contents Replacement Cost
This option extends the coverage on your personal property to include the ACTUAL cost of repair or replacement without deduction for the depreciation. There are, of course, policy limits, so ask us for details.

Umbrella Insurance

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Umbrella Insurance

What happens when your Auto and Home Liability coverage RUNS OUT?

Do you have assets at risk? What about a salary that can be garnished? Can you afford to place your financial future at risk?

Don't let a judge and jury decide whether or not you are in debt the rest of your life for an accident. If you have assets to protect, you may need an Umbrella Liability Policy!

An Umbrella Policy is inexpensive- often less that $300 per year. It can provide coverage for up to one, two or even five million dollars OVER and ABOVE the liability limits of your basic homeowners and auto policies.

There are some qualifications- and not everyone can get an Umbrella Policy. It also may not be right for you. But take a minute and contact us- we know the right questions to ask.

We can help make sure you are covered properly for the future!

Claims

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Farmers Direct Repair Program

FARMERS Vendor Programs

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Customer Service

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Farmers: 24 Hour Claims: 1-800-435-7764

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Foremost: 24 hour Claims: 1-800-527-3907

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Bristol West: 24 Hour Claims: 1-800-274-7865

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Farmers iClaim Application

Here are some exciting features:

Report a claim.
Document claim details.
Find Farmers preferred vendors and services.
Receive weather, catastrophe and pandemic alerts.
Document home inventory and valuables.

iTunes users can download Farmers iClaim on their computer, iPhone and iPod Touch.

Blackberry users can download the app HERE

Foremost

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We represent the Foremost Insurance Group of companies, national insurers based in Michigan. Foremost is nationally recognized and best known for insuring manufactured homes, motor homes, travel trailers, and in many states, motorcycles, off-road vehicles and personal watercraft and boats. Foremost also has a specialty dwelling insurance program in many states for site-built homes that don't qualify for "standard" or "preferred" coverage. Foremost has been in business over 50 years. Their expertise in developing specialized insurance programs, along with their combination of coverage and claim service, are second to none.

Mobile Home

The companies of Foremost Insurance Group are best known as the premier providers of specialized insurance for mobile homes and manufactured homes.

Foremost insures almost every kind of mobile home and manufactured home on the market today - from big, multi-sectional homes to older single-wides. There is no limit on the mobile home's age, value, size or make. Foremost will insure all of the following:

* High-value manufactured homes
* Low-value mobile homes
* Mid-value mobile homes
* New and old mobile homes
* Owner-occupied mobile homes
* Rental mobile homes
* Seasonal mobile homes
* Commercial mobile homes
* Mobile homes on private property
* Mobile homes located in a park
* Even customized mobile homes

Motor Home, Travel Trailer, and Fifth-Wheel

The companies of Foremost Insurance offer specialized policies for all types of motor homes, travel trailers, and fifth-wheels, including:

* High value units
* Low value units
* Older trailers
* Park models
* Tent campers
* Stationary trailers
* Full timers
* Class A, B, and C rigs

Specialty Dwelling

The Foremost companies' specialty dwelling line covers:

* Older and lower-value homes
* Homes with minor cosmetic problems
* Homes with a market value below replacement cost
* Rental and vacant homes
* Customers with credit and/or loss problems

Motorcycle and Off-Road Vehicle

Foremost's specialty lines of insurance include a variety of motorcycles and off-road vehicles, including:

* Touring bikes
* Sport bikes
* Cruisers
* Trike conversions
* Custom and classic cycles

* Dirt bikes

* Dune buggies
* Golf carts
* ATVs (3-, 4- and 6-wheel)
* Snowmobiles

Personal Watercraft and Boats

Foremost's Personal Watercraft program covers watercraft carrying one, two, three or more people that can be stood on or straddled. Personal Watercraft are often referred to by their brand names such as Jet Ski®, Wave Runner® or Sea Doo®.

Foremost's marine line also includes a Family Boaters program for boats 26 feet and less in length. The Family Boaters program covers:

* Bass boats
* Bow riders
* Cabin cruisers
* Catamarans
* Day sailers
* Deck boats
* Fishing boats
* Sailboats
* High-performance
* Jet boats
* Pontoon boats
* Runabouts
* Flats boats
* Canoes
* Kayaks

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Universal Life
Whole Life
Term Life

Determining the type of insurance to offer requires that you know the amount of coverage needed. Term insurance is appropriate for people with a large insurance need for relatively short periods of time or who need permanent protection, but cannot afford the premiums for permanent Life insurance. In the latter case, term insurance is maintained until cash flow would permit permanent insurance to be purchased. Permanent insurance is used to cover those expenses that will remain throughout the insured’s lifetime or for an indefinite duration, while providing a cash value or accumulation account that can be used for emergency cash or provide future income.

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Do you need Long Term Care Insurance?

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Do you need Long Term Care Insurance?

Long Term Care Insurance is often overlooked by people planning their future retirement needs.
However, a study by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that people who reach age 65 will likely have a 40 percent chance of entering a nursing home. And about 10 percent of the people who enter a nursing home will stay there five years or more. Because you must be in good health to qualify for a Long Term care policy, it's never to early to think about planning in this area. Please contact us for more information. We would be happy to answer questions you might have.

Medicare and Long-Term Care:

Generally, Medicare doesn’t pay for long-term care. Medicare pays only for medically necessary skilled nursing facility or home health care.

Medicaid and Long-Term Care:
Medicaid is a State and Federal Government program that pays for certain health services and nursing home care for older people with low incomes and limited assets. In most states, Medicaid also pays for some long-term care services at home and in the community. Most often, eligibility is based on your income and personal resources.

Source: Medicare.gov

Specialty Insurance

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Specialty Insurance Get a quote

We can offer coverage solutions for even the "special" insurance needs in your life:

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Motorcycle
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Family Boaters
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Personal Watercraft
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Mobile Home
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Motor Home
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Travel Trailer
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Specialty Dwelling
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Off-Road Vehicle

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legal

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Following is important legal information:

Eligibility

Not all of the products or services described on this web site are
available in all geographic areas of the United States. Additionally, you
may not be eligible for all of the insurance products or services
described in this web site. Reasons for lack of eligibility may be due to
a number of underwriting criteria. Our insurance carriers reserve the
right to determine all eligibility for such products or services at their
sole discretion.

No Bound Coverage

No coverage may be bound or placed in force through this web site.
Coverage may only be bound upon direct communication with our agency. DO
NOT cancel existing coverage until notified by us that changes and/or new
coverage is in force.

Quotes are subject to underwriting approval.

Disclaimer

This web site is operated as a convenience to the customers and
prospects of our agency.

This site is not approved or endorsed by any of the insurance companies
with which this agency does business.

Nothing in this site shall be construed as having been implicitly or
explicitly approved by any insurance carrier.

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convenience to you. We make no representation regarding the content or
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We do not warrant that the functionality or operation of the web site
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Contact Us

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The Douglas Snyder Agency 1017 S Gilbert Road # 203 Mesa, Az 85204
Phone 480-926-9597 Fax 480-926-6408

Doug Snyder
Cell: 480-250-1990
Email: Doug

Lori Hartman
Email: Lori

Suzanna Krystek
Email: Suzanna

1017 S Gilbert Rd #203 Mesa, Az 85204

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The Douglas Snyder Agency
1017 S. Gilbert Rd., Ste. 203
Mesa, AZ 85204
Bus (480) 926-9597
FAX (480) 926-6408
Outside PHX Metro (888)926-9597

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Holiday Hours

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December 24 Closed At 11:00
December 25 Closed
December 31st Closed
January 1st Closed

Please contact our office Via Email if there is an Emergency, Also you can call 1-800-477-7789 for 24 Hour Emergency.

December 28, 29, 30 we will be moving, We will be checking our voicemail and emails hourly, please be patient during this time.

If you need to make a payment you may do so on line here: Make a payment