Greg Shamas - State Farm Insurance Agent in Albuquerque

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9680 Eagle Ranch Rd NW
(Suite 2)
87114 Albuquerque

5058983648
https://www.gregshamas.com
greg.shamas.F0T9@statefarm.com

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Tonight's full moon rising Eastside of the Sandia Mountains.

Ever wondered why your car insurance rates seem to creep up? Several factors contribute to these changes:
More traffic: More cars on the road mean a higher risk of accidents.
Costly repairs: As vehicles incorporate advanced technology, repair costs rise.
High-tech features: Safety and tech features can be costly to fix.
Natural disasters: Increased occurrences can lead to more comprehensive filings.
Accident rates: More accident filings in your area can affect your rates too.
Knowledge is p

Enjoying the borealis! Call us today for a free auto quote!

New Mexico State Farm Agents packing bags of personal hygiene products for Convoy of Hope. Picture with Agent Jason Chandler, Rio Rancho, NM. Call us today for a free auto quote!

New Mexico State Farm Agents packing bags of personal hygiene products for Convoy of Hope. Call us today for a free auto quote!

Axe and Helmet retirement celebration for my friend Batallion Commander Matt Caward with the Bernalillio County Fire Department. Call us today for a free auto quote!

A friend of mine, Judy McLaughlin, worked with State Farm 52 years ago and gave me the 50th year anniversary coin. I am very honored to have received it.

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NM-16543629 The mission of the Greg Shamas Insurance and Financial Services team is to help insure what matters most, you, by winning the hearts of the Southwest one household at a time.