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Racygrandma

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3. He said they do not pay

Reply to Skittles (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 26, 2025, 07:02 PM

Sep 26

For a lot of things they used to pay for. The insurance company came out and looked at our roof and would only pay for half the roof, the east side because they said the west side had no damage. They are coming up with things they will not pay for. Home insurance has doubled the past five years

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Home insurance is changing, and not for the better [View all] Racygrandma Sep 26 OP

wait Skittles Sep 26 #1

He said they do not pay Racygrandma Sep 26 #3

well, it sounds like the same trend as health insurance Skittles Sep 26 #5

I'd suggest getting a professional who is not your ins adjuster flvegan Sep 26 #12

Is not the Policy a contract between policyholder and company? Totally Tunsie Sep 26 #2

I5 depends on the location but I stongly suspect they were still making money JoetheShow Sep 26 #4

Many people know that markodochartaigh Sep 26 #6

Delay, Deny and Defend. multigraincracker Sep 26 #7

Demand your insurance carrier mail a letter (not a verbal denial) stating exactly why your loss is being denied. sop Sep 26 #8

Man the thing is fema is getting defunded Racygrandma Sep 26 #9

Property insurance market is a blood bath right now. Xolodno Sep 26 #10

The thing this happened in Wichita Racygrandma Sep 26 #11

Its no longer just rural areas. Xolodno Sep 26 #13

Talk to an insurance claims advocate mnhtnbb Sep 27 #14