"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
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"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote
If you were wondering how claims are handled in these situations, here
is an insight into the process. From experiences that I have been seen,
the insurance company will try anything to wriggle out paying a claim.
Where did it say that? What I read is that they are already paying
living expenses tokeep people going.
"What I'm afraid you'll see is, the policyholder has a $100,000 house
and the insurance companies will say, 'It's 5 percent wind damage,' "
Hunter said. " 'Here's $5,000; take it or leave it.' "
This is an assumption made by someone, not a fact of what has happened
yet. I see no FACTS to base a decision or form an opinion.
That is not only fact, it is long held policy and one of the first things
you learn in insurance schools.. An axiom of the insurance business is
that if the water comes DOWN you are covered. If the water comes UP you
are not.
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