As a citizen of United States ?? of American I truly believe that there is to many insurance company’s that lets browsers get affiliated with there company and then you can and do get into some situations that is unnecessary Example Allstate is actually the insurance company branches out with a lot of carriers some say third parties Allstate-progressive-Columbia-AARP and many more.#2(example) Tailored branch es,3rd parities has some of the same as associated with Allstate to me this makes priorities for adults like myself hard to really manage life on an stability level is there anyone else that feels like they are going through a rough time with certain situation? Thank you
If I’m understanding your post, are you saying that insurance companies like Allstate pay to advertise or to place high in search lists on the browsers, ie Chrome, etc? I think we all have to be aware of the specifics of each company we do business with these days. And it’s not easy. I spend a good bit of time researching companies that want to take a good chunk of my money. I don’t trust advertising to do anything more than let me know a company exists, then I carry on from there to see if they meet my needs. Do you feel you were misled by an insurance company? Or am I misunderstanding your comments?
Yes, there seems to be an infinite number of insurance companies. I had trouble getting home insurance after moving across the country. Since I had a couple big claims in years prior (totally legitimate hail damage), the company I was talking to denied me coverage. Turns out they were the same insurance company just with a different name. What a racket.
Yes, there seems to be an infinite number of insurance companies. I had trouble getting home insurance after moving across the country. Since I had a couple big claims in years prior (totally legitimate hail damage), the company I was talking to denied me coverage. Turns out they were the same insurance company just with a different name. What a racket.
We run into this in Florida all the time. It was explained to me, by a major insurance company we all know, that it was necessary to branch in order to deflect the bottom line liablitly in Florida. 2004 we had 4 major hurricanes across the state that put some insurance companies out of business. Florida also the highest insurance fraud disaster in the USA. When we were with that huge carrier, we finally were denied coverage after never filing a claim, but a year later one of their “branches” solicited us to sign up. They were spreading out their liablity. If you learn different on how this works, I’d love to know.
