Rat Bastards

[Agent 0659]

Agent, I wish I had you. My guy has run and hid. He left me a message last week saying he has meant to call me for a couple of months:mj07:
:SIB

WTF...

:mj02: :cursin: :mj16:

 

[Cie]

Agent, I wish I had you.

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Most agents that I deal with are not well-versed in the policies they sell. Many times, the agents misinform the NI creating disharmony.

 

[AR182]

Yes. That is a great idea to hire an independent adjuster. So what happens with that? Say he gives me a number of 20K, and the companys adjuster gives a number of 5K, do they just split the difference? Not sure how that helps me unless its the only way to get more. Thanks for the suggestion Cie.

Agent, I wish I had you. My guy has run and hid. He left me a message last week saying he has meant to call me for a couple of months:mj07:
:SIB

WTF...

franky...

hiring an adjuster to handle your claim is the way to go if its a big claim. they will come over to your house take pictures,interview you & then start negotiating with the ins. company. they work on commission of the claim amount...you sit back & wait.

your agent/broker sounds like a hit & run person....make the sale (hit) & run to the next sale while forgetting about his present clients..& hope that some of the sales stay on the books for him to make commissions on the renewals. obviously a person doing business this way cannot have long term success...but it seems like some don't get it.

normally i would tell people to change agents if they don't like the service but i wouldn't recommend it because of the claim....