Re: Growing Trend: Insurance Policy Cancellations, Cant possibly pay-out

[Guest guest]

Interestingly I met with State Farm this past week

just before their insurance rate hike and they advised

me we(mold victims) were going to bankrupt them. That

was before the news of August 12th came out with the

damage of the El Nino was printed. i am forwarding

those stories. Of course you all know that State Farm

and other rs cover internationally too. So the

interest is vested far away and when devastation hits

it becomes apparent our insurance will go up!

I tried to make it clear this was the reasoning behind

my efforts for a class action lawsuit against

insurance carriers. I spoke with State Farm about

this. They can not possibly pay out each individual

claim for millions of dollars, a class action would at

least help toward opening the communication lines for

all concerned for a decent settlement,

I am forwarding the El Nino stories to

so you can see what I am talking about for yourselves.

Carroll-Bower,NTMCPresident

www.ntmc0.tripod.com

Please feel out the insurance rating scorecard at

www.ntmc0.tripod.com/scorecard and help us help you.

--- Barth <pbarth@...> wrote:

> > The state advises consumers to avoid making a

> series of small claims,

> > especially about water damage or mold. The state

> also says that consumers

> > should consider paying damage repair themselves if

> they can afford it. Being

> > aware of insurance trends may help homeowners

> preserve their current

> > policies.

>

> Then what the heck does anyone need insurance for?

>

> Barth

>

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>

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