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sop

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

Reply to Racygrandma (Original post)

Fri Sep 26, 2025, 07:20 PM

Sep 26

Then have someone you trust review your insurance contract, its exclusions and the denial letter. A bad faith denial of a covered loss can be one of the most expensive mistakes an insurance company can make.

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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