Safeco Mobile 4+

I received a notification concerning our insurance policy including the contracts detailing our partnership with safeco.
I logged on and was directed to change the password. I followed the simple instructions and perfected that task.
I was also advised to download the app. I’m getting my arms around it. So far ive been able to peruse the documents without glitches.
I’m going to take this opportunity to drill down and familiarize myself with the details. I’n looking forward gain command of the coverage that I’m paying and determining if any adjustments are needed.
I’d like to laud safeco for your fine service accommodating our insurance requirements on our home and numerous vehicles. You’ve always been there for us. I’m mindful of that reality and sincerely grateful that you welcomed us into your fold and have
faithfully stood by us all of these years. For that we’re grateful and we you a tremendous debt of gratitude. I pray that our association and business bond continues through perpetuity.
Kind regards,
eternally Charles m,carlos g m, marcelo d, Jonathan e, monica s, my mother and her husband giacomo & monica grippi.
Feel good about a fantastic job done..cmh..

The logon screen would benefit from loading the email entry keyboard. After logging on, the opening is screen patently uninteresting and badly in need of an actual graphic designer. I suspected there might be trouble when I saw that the app only functions in portrait mode. I selected the view ID cards button and got to a screen with no ID cards. Looked around and saw a button that says ‘I’d like to...’. Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t I already tell you what I want do just a few seconds ago??? So I’m in for a penny, in for a pound, I tap on it. Three layers in and still no cards. But there is a link to a pdf that says view/print. I’m thinking I finally arrived so I tap on it.I am directed to what looks like a home grown display of a two page document that is my cards. But it’s like a bad practical joke because this display has no user interface except fore a “done” link. What is most glaringly missing is any facility at all to print the document. So somebody tell me, why did I download this app. I am newly switched to Safeco and I am already questioning that decision. Maybe they keep their premiums low by skimping on the web development staff. Makes me wonder where else they skimp... well off to my laptop browser to see if the website is any better.

Right Track purports to evaluate your driving. Its algorithm requires your precise location. Right Track does not function unless you give it this permission. One would think, therefore, that Right Track would know when you were on an actual road as opposed to, for example, a mountain trail, a ski run, or a body of water. I found out the hard way that it doesn’t. My Right Track “evaluation” includes skiing, running downhill and boating. I admit that I’ve had to make some sudden stops while on skiis but I think it’s rather unfair that this should affect my auto insurance premium. The algorithm furthermore does not know if you are on a curvey pot-holed road or a freeway. It does not know if you are driving with snow or ice on the road or a clean dry surface. It does not know if you are in rush hour traffic or an open highway. It does not know if you’ve been caught in a sudden deluge of rain or an unexpected gust of wind. It doesn’t even know if you are traveling uphill, downhill or level. How can Safeco can know the quality of your driving without knowing the conditions under which you are driving. In fact, it doesn’t even know if you are driving, skiing, running or boating.