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How is the policy contract defined?

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How is the policy contract defined?

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All policies are valid for the amount of miles purchased or a six (6) month period — which ever occurs first. Stated more formally, policies are valid until the soonest occurrence of: • The vehicle miles traveled (indicated by an odometer reading) exceeds the sum of the odometer reading supplied at policy purchase plus the miles purchased, OR • The passage of six months from the date of purchase. For instance a policy might read “valid until the odometer reads 6,001 miles OR January 2, 2007.” A policy is considered cancelled when either: • The odometer reading on the covered vehicle exceeds the stated limit. All policies will cancel effective the time and date the last mile purchased is used. OR • Six months have elapsed since the policy’s effective date (when the miles were purchased). Some people like to think of the policy period as similar to a vehicle lease agreement.

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With MileMeter 2.0, you are covered for six months from the time of purchase. If you drive more miles than expected, you’re still covered as long as you pay us promptly for the miles driven.

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