<prompt> Human: I recently moved and went to change my address on my insurance documents. Suddenly I see my insurance jumped up 133. I know this is normal sometimes but heres the real issue.I was previously driving every single day to and from work, I was using way more miles as well. Now, I might drive every now and then on the weekend, and other than that I wont use my car at all since there is no need to. The insurance company said that there will be no change in price due to this. What can I do here? There is no way I am going to pay 133 more a month to keep my car insured thats crazy. However, I also dont want to just get rid of my car, as I would need it every now and then and Im also paying off a lease on it. Can I put my address as my previous one, which was cheaper, and leave it there most of the time, or is that fraud?What are my options?  <response>: Dont put your old address. That will mean you are not properly insured and the insurance company may, therefore, refuse to cover you if you do get into an accident. I guess if you leave it there its probably not fraud, but how are you going to prove that youve left it there - why would they believe you?Id try to shop my insurance around and see if I can find a better deal. Most companys do have some sort of discount for people with short commutes, who use their car for pleasure only, or who put on very few miles per year. 