In South East Texas Hurricane Rita produced 6+ hours of 90-100+ MPH winds that slammed debris onto asphalt shingles, and ground off the outer asphalt/granule component, even down to the fiberglass mat, yet is damage to shingles that Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance pretended, arm-in-arm, is NOT wind damage to shingles.
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance also pretended that the same winds that lifted shingles, breaking their tar tab sealant bonds, leaving them debris shimmed and unable to thermally reseal, is also NOT wind damage to shingles.
(Shifting/dismissing their liabilities and leaving homes and families more vulnernable to further storm damage is simply unbelieveable)
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service also pretend to unsuspecting claimants that the (base) 49% overhead and profit margin for general contractors is NOT owed, even if a general contractor is hired by a claimant.
(Adjusters claim the 29% SUB-contractors OH&P is only owed to a claimants contractor.)
Does the McCarran exemption foster competition, or corruption, pseudo competition, deceptive trade practices and public endangerment charades?
In South East Texas Hurricane Rita produced 6+ hours of 90-100+ MPH winds that slammed debris onto asphalt shingles, and ground off the outer asphalt/granule component, even down to the fiberglass mat, yet is damage to shingles that Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance pretended, arm-in-arm, is NOT wind damage to shingles.
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance also pretended that the same winds that lifted shingles, breaking their tar tab sealant bonds, leaving them debris shimmed and unable to thermally reseal, is also NOT wind damage to shingles.
(Shifting/dismissing their liabilities and leaving homes and families more vulnernable to further storm damage is simply unbelieveable)
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service also pretend to unsuspecting claimants that the (base) 49% overhead and profit margin for general contractors is NOT owed, even if a general contractor is hired by a claimant.
(Adjusters claim the 29% SUB-contractors OH&P is only owed to a claimants chosen contractor.)
Does the McCarran exemption foster competition, or corruption, pseudo competition, deceptive trade practices and public endangerment charades?
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To the NAIC,
In South East Texas Hurricane Rita produced 6+ hours of 90-100+ MPH winds that slammed debris onto asphalt shingles, and ground off the outer asphalt/granule component, even down to the fiberglass mat, yet is damage to shingles that Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance pretended, arm-in-arm, is NOT wind damage to shingles.
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance also pretended that the same winds that lifted shingles, breaking their tar tab sealant bonds, leaving them debris shimmed and unable to thermally reseal, is also NOT wind damage to shingles.
(Shifting/dismissing their liabilities and leaving homes and families more vulnernable to further storm damage is simply unbelieveable)
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service also pretend to unsuspecting claimants that the (base) 49% overhead and profit margin for general contractors is NOT owed, even if a general contractor is hired by a claimant.
(Adjusters claim the 29% SUB-contractors OH&P is only owed to a claimants contractor.)
Does the McCarran exemption foster competition, or corruption, pseudo competition, deceptive trade practices and public endangerment charades?
rogerpoegc@yahoo.com
To the NAIC,
In South East Texas Hurricane Rita produced 6+ hours of 90-100+ MPH winds that slammed debris onto asphalt shingles, and ground off the outer asphalt/granule component, even down to the fiberglass mat, yet is damage to shingles that Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance pretended, arm-in-arm, is NOT wind damage to shingles.
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service and State Farm Insurance also pretended that the same winds that lifted shingles, breaking their tar tab sealant bonds, leaving them debris shimmed and unable to thermally reseal, is also NOT wind damage to shingles.
(Shifting/dismissing their liabilities and leaving homes and families more vulnernable to further storm damage is simply unbelieveable)
Allstate/Pilot Claim Service also pretend to unsuspecting claimants that the (base) 49% overhead and profit margin for general contractors is NOT owed, even if a general contractor is hired by a claimant.
(Adjusters claim the 29% SUB-contractors OH&P is only owed to a claimants chosen contractor.)
Does the McCarran exemption foster competition, or corruption, pseudo competition, deceptive trade practices and public endangerment charades?
rogerpoegc@yahoo.com