I didn't want to hijack anyone's thread so here is a link to a tip of the insurer fraud iceberg FINDING AN ATTORNEY
Insurer fraud
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xPosTech
The Old Master Motorized Bicycle Builder
Thanks Weedy. It helps a little.
Their have been suicides down here from the actions of insurance companies after Hurricanes Rita and Ike. They just keep denying, denying and denying claims.
Fema is no better. The same old bureaucracy as in the past. Deny, deny, etc.
Don't believe them when they say "you're in good hands".
Ted
Their have been suicides down here from the actions of insurance companies after Hurricanes Rita and Ike. They just keep denying, denying and denying claims.
Fema is no better. The same old bureaucracy as in the past. Deny, deny, etc.
Don't believe them when they say "you're in good hands".
Ted
Another place, maybe the same as the last: The Allstate Abuse SiteRing
Although Allstate isn't always evil, they are the leader in ripping off their claimants. Other companies, in order to compete with Allscrew, have started resorting to the same tactics.
It looks like we are faced with even more of this attitude and method as the economy tightens.
I remember a Native American guy camping in his yard in Northridge California for years after the '94 earthquake. The insurance company(Allspit)
hired people off the streets to pose as structural engineers to claim the damage was preexisting. They were given counterfeit seals to mark the inspection reports.
The list of crimes goes on and on.
Ruined lives, broken families, bankrupt claimants, and suicides litter the trail to Allscrew's profits for its stockholders.
How about it Cruiser? Their stock dropped like a rock in October, hope you divested before then. I'm hoping they go belly up. I'd like to amputate those "good hands".
Although Allstate isn't always evil, they are the leader in ripping off their claimants. Other companies, in order to compete with Allscrew, have started resorting to the same tactics.
It looks like we are faced with even more of this attitude and method as the economy tightens.
I remember a Native American guy camping in his yard in Northridge California for years after the '94 earthquake. The insurance company(Allspit)
hired people off the streets to pose as structural engineers to claim the damage was preexisting. They were given counterfeit seals to mark the inspection reports.The list of crimes goes on and on.
Ruined lives, broken families, bankrupt claimants, and suicides litter the trail to Allscrew's profits for its stockholders.
How about it Cruiser? Their stock dropped like a rock in October, hope you divested before then. I'm hoping they go belly up. I'd like to amputate those "good hands".
DAVID02895
New Member
Well that is good to know. I am closing on a house the end of this month and have to call a few places for quotes next week. I don't think they will be on my call list. I am the manager at a auto body shop and I deal with insurance companies all the time. They are tough!
HoughMade
New Member
A certain insurance company which may have been mentioned here paid over $10,000 to replace 2/3 of my 19 year old roof after one valley failed during a flooding rain, causing a leak. They never inspected it and took my estimate as gospel (I was honest with them). I'm not going to complain about the service I'm getting.