In article ,
alt.home.repair, says...
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 11:18:58 -0500, krw wrote:

States regulate the insurance industry. They've told the industry
what sorts of policies they can offer. It's not hard to figure
this stuff out, your tinfoil hat notwithstanding.

It is clear you never bought insurance in Florida. The companies tell
the states what they are going to do and the states go along
pretending like it was their idea.

It's clear you've never been anywhere else in your life.

That is why insurance companies have a different corporation names in
different states.

Of course they do. They have different corporations depending on
who you are (your risk) too. There is little choice, given the
"maze a twisty passages, all different", that the states have
weaved.

(Allstate is "Allstate Floridian" here and I suspect they are also
Royal Palm)

Your point?

--
Keith