Posted by Wile E on October 05, 2012 at 13:20:52 from (66.188.56.202):
In Reply to: Insurance GRRR posted by Greg K on October 05, 2012 at 05:36:11:
You need to play hardball with these A-holes. First thing to is call your agent. Then tell him that if you are not treated properly you will get an attorney to get them to pay. Then switch insurance companies. You may want to just say "Hey buddy, flip me $30,000 and we will call it even" Get better prices for fixing the stuff then you will come out ahead. Do you actually have broken window from hail damage? I have not seen that before. I have a buddy that had a bad hail storm and he actually made out well on the claim, he pocketed over $5,000. The adjuster thought he would need all new vinyl siding, but my buddy just needed to replace several pieces and it all matched well, so he was good with it. He had roof damage too.
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