Re: [TowerTalk] Ice Storm Damage

[Randy <randy@gte.net>]

Chuck Lewis wrote:

> My agent will tell me whether it's
> in my best interest to submit or not. Yours might, too. I don't see a
> downside in asking -- you can always just decline to submit if it looks like
> it will cause your rates to go up. Or if he acts cagey you just might have
> to roll the dice.
>
> 73, Chuck, N4NM
>  
Just "hearsay", but I had a customer (nothing at all to do with towers, 
etc.) who called her insurance company regarding a claim, didn't like 
the answers she got off-hand and demanded to get higher up the 
food-chain for answers, and was told that doing so *would* be a black 
mark against her... of course, that's here in FL, where insurance 
companies are used to flogging us. They'll cancel you at the drop of a 
hat here. They summarily cancelled my policy on the Monday the 16th 
following our recent Friday the 13th hurricane, on a house I'd owned 
only a few months, with the policy paid-in-full for a year, and no 
claims. The Insurance Commisioner spanked 'em for that, but it gives you 
an idea of how it sometimes goes here.
FWIW that was Tower Hill Insurance.

Randy
KZ4RV
ex-N4MBL
..

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