Melissa Eubanks
Acceptance Agent
Smyrna, GA
Acceptance Agent
Smyrna, GA
How We Are Different
Our vision is to be the most trusted provider of insurance products our
customers need for peace of mind today and in the future.
Our employees live in the same neighborhoods as you do. They shop the
same stores. They drive the same roads. To say that we understand you
would be an understatement. We are a team of over 1300 people strong
dedicated to simply giving you the best insurance products possible.
And at Acceptance, we accept you. For you. Meaning we listen. Giving
you the right policy, at the right price, making it exactly right for
you.
Yes, our name may be Acceptance, but you can call us
devoted.
Acceptance Coverage
Acceptance Insurance (OTCQX: FACO) is a leading provider of personal
automobile insurance and other related products. Headquartered in
Nashville, TN, Acceptance markets its services through the Acceptance
Insurance, Yale Insurance, and Insurance Plus brands. The company
operates over 350 retail locations in 12 states.
Recent Blog Posts
In many parts of the country, cold weather is approaching quickly meaning the next few months will have a chill in the air. Even if your area doesn’t receive a foot of snow, there are still tough elements with which you will have to deal. During these months, homes are exposed to harsh elements; therefore, weatherproofing your home is so important.
Accident forgiveness isn’t normally offered by automobile insurers, but this increasingly popular insurance offering can draw you in if you’re looking to save money on car insurance premiums.
If you’re in a car accident and want to file a claim with a car insurance company, then you’re likely going to be dealing with an auto insurance claims adjuster. Claims adjusters work for the insurance company to deal with claimants, investigate the details of the accident, check your coverage, and determine a settlement to cover your loss or damage.
Did you know that December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month? Every year since 1981 each President of the United States has dedicated this month to educating the public on the dangers of driving while impaired.
Winter is coming and in many parts of the country, winter weather can be unpredictable. Suddenly every day tasks like driving become more difficult due to snow, ice, or freezing rain. According to the NHTSA, 17% of all vehicle crashes occur during winter conditions. It is important to take extra precautions when it comes to driving in these circumstances.