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In reply to the discussion: The Home-Insurance Coin Flip: Nearly Half of Claims Result in Zero Payout [View all]Fiendish Thingy
(24,224 posts)13. We've never had a problem
In the US we had State Farm, only made a couple of claims in 25 years, both paid without hassle (one involved a woman whose car rammed through our fence and hit the corner of our house- fence destroyed, house only minor external damage- they went after her insurance company)
In Canada, we use BCAA (AAA equivalent) which is underwritten by Manulife. One claim in the seven years weve been here, paid without hassle. When we paid off our mortgage, our insurance agent was worried we would cancel our insurance
seems crazy to me to not carry homeowners insurance.
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The Home-Insurance Coin Flip: Nearly Half of Claims Result in Zero Payout [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
12 hrs ago
OP
If a customer has a question, that sets off an alarm with those mother-f6ckers
wolfie001
10 hrs ago
#3
Umm... that reticence runs throughout the entirety of the insurance racket.
OldBaldy1701E
10 hrs ago
#4
THE BIG FIVE: These are the biggest offenders. New Jersey's Department of Insurance listed companies with
3Hotdogs
9 hrs ago
#5
Another insurance rip-offs are the health insurance clubs that are not insurance. They are not rated by state agencies
3Hotdogs
8 hrs ago
#7
"I don't understand why people post shit nobody without a subscription (to the WSJ, no less) can read."
mahatmakanejeeves
6 hrs ago
#19
Too often, when someone files a homeowners claim their policy is not renewed by the insurer
dlk
5 hrs ago
#22
I had a water claim a few years back. All the basements on my block flooded because a storm drain behind our
Raftergirl
5 hrs ago
#24
I have also had a recent experience with Nationwide (luckily) and they have been remarkable
FakeNoose
3 hrs ago
#28
Great to hear this and good luck with the rebuilding! Can't imagine going through something like that with
Raftergirl
2 hrs ago
#35
Like a good little drone, I've been paying house insurance premiums since 1978,
BobTheSubgenius
4 hrs ago
#27
It pays to spend a little time with an agent to understand what your insurance is covering
sarisataka
1 hr ago
#38